A friend of mine in high school dated a girl with Prinz.

Top Gear proved you can not kill a Hilux.

I want automatic brake light illumination for all the jerks running up my ass in the intersection while I’m shifting gears in my pickup.

Bread, milk and eggs.

And, will the frame still break in two from said jumps?

Uummm,,,,,,,,where I live a number of new gas-fired generating plants have been/are being built. And, many of the older coal-fired plants are being converted.

My retirement job is transporting cars for a local dealer group. Dealer trades, dealer buys and to and from auctions. I get to drive some pretty sweet stuff, and some pretty expensive stuff.

The recommended 245/75R 16s on my base 4wd Tacoma are 30.5.

Added to the fact that there is no evidence of an engine in the front end.

Made me look.

As a happy Tacoma owner (2011 4wd reg cab), I will suggest you check the frame on any 2010 or older model.

My wife’s cousin ran a special unit funded by the insurance companies in the Lowell PD.

Number 8: None of the old British cars I had experience with had check engine lights.

Lowell was once the stolen car capital.

This was my SAAB story.

I just want to know how you got that bogus PA vanity tag.

Eighteen years ago, just after he turned sixteen, my son bought a 1979 Impala V-8 (I don’t remember the displacement) from my step-dad’s mother. As I remember, it only had around 20k miles on it.

Really. I was looking at some pictures from Goodwood the other day, and had forgotten how nice those old Lotuses looked.

With those tires, mall crawler.

It does have an actual frame. That may be a good thing.