So much CP, but this gives me an opportunity to share this pic of a truck I saw earlier this year at one of the local mountain biking haunts. We don’t get a lot of cool old stuff like that in my parts. I don’t know much about these BUT I LOVE AND NEED THIS ONE

Back in the early 80s, my family owned some property a couple hours from our Chicago home. We kept a lawn tractor there, specifically a 78 Dynamark 10-horse. For the winter,, we would bring it home to plow the walk and driveway in front of our body shop.

I traded a refrigerator compressor for my first car, a 1963 Corvair. He got cold beer, I got hot trash.

Yeah, but this one runs...

To Whom It May Concern:

Hnnnggghhhh....

What’s funny is it also has a c. diff button

Heated seats are like winter tires.

People who haven’t had them will INSIST they are COMPLETELY unnecessary, and entirely pointless.

People who have used them will fall in love, and never want a car without them ever again.

I have both of these things on my BRZ.

This is walking distance from where I work now. I’ll be sure to let you all know how awesome it is soon!

You can’t just post the box art without mentioning the commercial. Or more importantly the music from the commercial:

Did anyone have this game when they were a kid:

My 62 Lincoln Contintental was and is my dream car. I vowed since the middle 90s that I wanted one, always put if reach of my financial capabilities I kept dreaming. Then one day I found one rotting back into the earth and luckily the price was right and I got it! Soon after overjoyed I joined a major form for these…

I had an Allroad

I rode the bus while waiting for replacement parts.

Wisconsinite here, no it’s not.

Yes!!! Notice I’m in a wheelchair? I usually just store it in the passenger seat when I’m driving alone, but when I have passengers I put it in the hatch. I’ve once managed to fit myself, two adults, one kid, groceries AND my wheelchair all in my car at once. I felt so accomplished after that day! Lol

Massachusetts baby... and NOT Boston... the cool western part of the state

My wife and I own a Ford Flex. We have no kids.

When I was in high school I loaded 15 cheerleaders into our 8 passenger van so I could drive them to the game. Not really abusing the van, it’s just an excuse to tell this story to everyone.

If my college calculus holds true, these torque monsters will roll the flat surface into a sphere of area 2 Pi r hs