“The one who thinks his Mustang is special.”

The ultra rich often grasp that if the poor and middle class have more money they will promptly give it to them.

I’m an avid DIYer. I never label parts and fasteners. I regret it every fucking time.

This is obviously a forgery, because that car isn’t using the old-style badge. Nice try, Torchinsky.

My 240z had a broken water pump and I diagnosed it as “needs a v-8 swap”

Don’t grey me, bro!

I like it a lot. It looks more of what the classic Navigator design is if it were given Continental cues and modern technology. It’s also a long overdue step in the right direction for what was once their best selling vehicle.

I don’t really see how this is fraud and not straight up theft.

If this had happened in the Netherlands, the questions to ask would be: Was payment for the lesson sex and if so was it really worth it?

i work with users. i wish i had your job.

No joke, you were the first person I thought of when I read the headline.

Some people can’t help invading your space due to size, and that’s just the risk you take when you fly.

“Most WTSC classes (save for Prototype Challenge) feature different kinds of cars, so something has to be done to ensure the performance of these different cars is somewhat equal.”

I used to be smart. I used to be able to write an entire thesis on the impact that Pop-Eye The Sailor has had on American culture. After seeing that top movey piky thingi me bran don werk no gud.

This makes me want to play Lego Island again...

“Years ago, after swilling an entire bottle of 20W-50 motor oil, I had a vision.”

Glad to be of help in weighing in, and thanks for expressing your reflection on the issue.

All the responses I’m receiving have changed my mind of any future instances of even thinking of attempting it.

I’m feeling a bit of guilt now.

I agree. Maybe I misread the comment. If we agree on a price, I keep my word and to solidify it, I put down a deposit if I don’t have enough on me at the time.

If you were still negotiating ... Fine.