No shit. No Mow August would make more sense (assuming you don't water).

The ad states the cowl drains backed up, which is better but still...this thing is a ticking bomb.

Black wheels never had a cool factor. My first reaction is that they look like the hubcaps popped off.

I have a soft spot for 6 cylinder, stick shift F-150s of this vintage since driving one at a job I held long ago. My only reservation about this is that it’s too nice to be a winter beater, so I’d need another vehicle for that. NP

Wait, the car was already dented when the seller bought it? And he knew that... and bought it anyway? And proceeded to put $26K of upgrades on it? Let’s play Stupid or Lying!

So this guy found this car for an unbelievable price and still felt the need to haggle a couple grand off? Yeah, screw him.

I had a 944 owner tell me that his 944, a car that in all its forms (924, 944, 968) only ever had 4 cylinders, was a V6.

In 2018 I had to drive the F-150 at my job for a week’s worth of 2-hour round trips. The seats hurt my back and hips. By Wednesday I couldn’t walk normally. On Thursday morning I almost couldn’t get out of bed. By the end of the week my hip had started cracking and it still cracks to this day.

I hate to sound bougie, but owing money on a 15 year old car seems sketchy. Most banks won’t loan you money for a car this age, so who does have the lien? Why not take out a personal loan instead and probably get a better rate? These questions point to someone possibly being in over their head, and that’s not the…

Walkable, car-free communities seem like a great idea until the zombies attack.

I guess you could go back to the 70s and argue with Ford about their nomenclature.

Yeah, why does every interior shot have those weird spots?

The sedan and the hatchback had basically the same silhouette but the sedan lacked the hatch and only the trunk lid opened.

I have been called that word. I’m for giving the dealership the benefit of the doubt because I remember when I used to go to Radio Shack and type the following into their display computers:

I was driving my partner’s toy poodles somewhere, I forget where or why. They were trained to ride in the back seat and were very good at it. About 20 minutes in, they moved to the front seat and wouldn’t return to the back. Thinking maybe they were getting too much sun through the back window, I blindly reached back…

Evidently it’s the “15% rust,” whatever that is.

Fun fact: the “woodgrain” dash is actually hand-painted metal.

>These used to be everywhere. The fact that I can’t even remember the last time I saw one makes me think that you don’t see them anymore...

I’ve had an admiration for these ever since I foolishly tried to race one in ‘92 in my new SE-R. No idea what they’re worth now but this price seems more in line with an all original example, not one with stories. ND.