Most steel structures are bolted these days, not rivited

This depends on how old it is I believe. I’ve had mine for about 20 years and only locks in the open position. I always wished that it had a notch in the ring to lock it closed and wondered why this wasn’t a feature. Glad to hear they’ve remedied this fault. I might just have to go purchase a newer one!

This is not perfect. Perfect would mean a yoke that is still liquid.

Depending on your needs, one of the following 2 knives will have you covered 100% of the time.

Not true. If you have a traditional trunk the opening where stuff goes in is much much smaller. given 2 identical cars with the same shape one with a trunk and the other a hatch you could fit much larger items in the hatch. Take the Eagle Talon for instance (which I used to have) it's a hatch, but could have easily…

Good god why is this not carbon fiber to match the rest of the car?!?! Stands out like a sore thumb.

Quad exhausts... mmmmmm

Plus, it's a great way to make your home look like garbage!

It seems to have GM's new signature rear 3/4 hump. Except, unlike GM it actually looks nice and not out of place.

Dats teeeeeerible!

A picture of said CRX donk is required, stat!

Usually, they're in the countryside and they usually sell vegetables. Shoppers are supposed to pick out the food they want at the stall, and then leave cash for whatever they purchase at the unattended food stalls.

Step 6: Stop caring if there is a bunch of stuff on your Netflix queue.

I imagine (hope) that he would keep the original wheels.

I'll believe that when I see it!

Neutral: If Not The Gas Tax What? If you think I'm wrong about raising the gas tax what's your alternative?

This! Even now that the new Highway 70 bridge is open which could temporarily reroute the traffice from this bridge, I don't know of any project underway to replace this POS. I was also dissapointed that the new bridge did not include tracks to reroute the Amtrak trains coming from Chicago. Would have been a great…

Sure, in the South where droughts used to be uncommon, people who have no regard for the environment could elect to let leaky faucets drip with the mentality 'I don't have to pay for it, it's not my problem'. However, in today's world I would hope we would be a bit more socially responsible. I guess our society hasn't…

Or, you know, you could insulate the pipes properly...

I've read that this isn't really the enthusiast's car it'made up/hoped to be, but I'm still looking at listings online because hot damn that this is sex on wheels!