I failed first time too. Test administer said I made a right turn on red without coming to a stop (IT WAS YELLOW).

But even the first generation Raptor was reasonably sized compared to the current model.

Fine, do another California Special, but how about bringing back the Ski Country Special or Twister Special as well?

My grandfather owned Lincolns from sometime in the mid-60s up until his death. As a kid I remember he always had a new Town Car, top of the line Cartier model from the late-80s onward, and always traded in every two years for a new one. But he also kept a ‘78 Continental Town Car, the last of the true Big Lincolns…

I absolutely loved those T-Bird SCs, it was my dream car as kid in the early ‘90s. Honestly, one of those is still on my all-time want list.

I’m sure it’s regional, but where I went to college (Colorado), pretty much everyone referred to Keystone as “Stone.”

Yeah, “Ranger” and “Lariat” had been used as trim levels on the F-Series and Bronco, sometimes jointly like on your grandpa’s F-250, but “Ranger” disappeared as a trim on the F-Series and Bronco after 1981. As a stand-alone truck model, the Ranger never had a Lariat trim level, but this will change with the 2019…

Was going to post the same thing. IIRC the Lariat trim was never used on the Ranger, which is what tipped me off in that picture.

God I love the original Lightning.

I’m not saying it isn’t significant, but since sharp fluctuations in the value of the dollar are not uncommon, Ford (and all other OEMs) should be expected to handle these fluctuations. If 2018 ends up being a particularly difficult year for Ford, it won’t be because of commodity price increases (which impact all…

And the USDX value from December 2016/January 2017 was a high for that particular index. Go back a little further, say April 2016, and the USDX is down 4.12%.

What’s “A LOT” of value? According to the Fed, since 1/23/17 the US dollar has lost roughly 7.6% of its value on a trade weighted basis against a basket of major currencies. When opening the comparison to a more broad category of currencies of major US trading partners, the US dollar has lost 8.2% of value since…

Blazer Chalet or Jimmy Casa Grande. It’s a K-5 Blazer/Jimmy 4x4, so it’ll get you most anywhere, and the world is littered with available SBC and Turbo 350 parts. The fiberglass shell has a pop-top roof, convertible seat/bunks to sleep two, and has a sink, a two burner LPG stove, icebox, dinette table, and way cool…

I really hope this thing has a blown head gasket, bad transmission, or some other malady that makes the decision easy and saves me from myself.

I love Marks, especially the VII and VIII LSCs, so the want for this is strong. Plus, it’s only a 20 minute drive! Dammit, the wife is gonna kill me if I show up at home with a 30-year old coupe.

The 1.6L EcoBoost in my Fusion runs fine on 85, but I definitely notice an uptick in performance on 91. Considering how little I drive, the extra $0.60 per gallon isn’t breaking the bank, and the better performance seems worth the extra cost.

It’s a running ‘96 Camry for <$1k. Who wouldn’t vote NP?

As a Colorado fan, let me be the first to welcome Herm to the Pac-12.

In Denver, it has to be a tie between Dealin’ Doug and Rocky’s Autos.