93-95 Taurus SHO 3.2 into an Mk II Celica Supra.

Just like how the premature deaths of A4LDs in the 80s, AXODs in the 90s, and 5R55Ws in the 00s totally trashed Ford’s reputation, destroying their bottom line.

Surely we can’t forget the automotive masterpiece that was the Dodge Shadow.

Hocus Rogueocus.

Didn’t the article say he didn’t co-sign a loan, and the bank produced no supporting documentation?

That is an insult to all Power Wheels, everyone knows a those can be left out in the sun and beat on by toddlers and not fail. 

Forza Horizon 1 felt the most realistic of the bunch. But being older, it is much more limited. But it had the classic underdog feel of earlier Forza/Gran Turismo titles, no crazy jumps, somewhat grounded to reality. Even the rally expansion keeps a grounded focus. Arcadey but you can tell it’s Forza.

As a former SHO enthusiast, so much crack. And in 99 some options were even lost. Like the electronically adjustable struts, and without the cams being welded/pin heck no at any even at $1500.

Was wondering when a CJ-10A would pop up on here. I was shocked to see one still in active use at Fort Benning 2 years ago. Had what looked to be a 6-cylinder diesel in it, with some hilariously skinny tires.

Soccer McMallFace

If there is a similarity between the A series, and the Lima 2.3. It’s that they are timing belt driven iron block 4-cylinder that just so happened to use a front-sump* oil pump pickup. Other than that there are few similarities.

Oh hi there. :D

Imagine a world where FCA would licence them to continue production and sell it as a Jeep branded UTV. Because it’s 99.9% already there.

Same here hugely improved braking, and turning performance.

You know David, the end caps would make for a lovely article on attempting to make your own fiberglass ones.

She’s still making payments on a 7 year old Kia, and claiming she has at least 3 years left on it. Rough math would likely show she still owes darn near 10k on it assuming a $300 a month payment.

As much as people like to hate on U-Haul. Their trailers and equipment are usually quite over/purpose built. I had no idea they had a tiny camper at some point, I’d love to have that to tow behind my AE86 for short trips.

I always thought this platform would have made the perfect urban pickup. Maybe not with that cab design.

Or any support of people post birth for that matter. 

Can’t pay taxes in America if you don’t do business in America.