This period of ‘design’ makes me irrationally angry. I think it’s because there is obviously no thought or effort put into anything. It’s as if whomever was in charge decided that graceful curves and flowing lines were far too extravagant and therefor the public didn’t deserve them. Instead, their gaze fell upon the…

Agreed.

Still the fastest Prius I’ve ever seen.

The answer is this:

Headlights and door molding don’t match. Looks more like a ‘54 Packard Panama:

Early 50's Olds?

‘55 Hudson Hornet Hollywood coupe?

“As many as 25,000 people had their cars wrongly repossessed as a result of the fiasco.”

Shifting a twin stick

I’m right there with you. Problem is, about 1/2 the time when I order a short dark drip (black fucking coffee), THEY DON’T HAVE ANY. At which point I am asked “Is a pour-over ok?”. Yes, fine. And thus the drive-thru line is held up while they hand-craft a cup of fucking black coffee.

“Now, for the group, show me on the model how the AMC emotionally scarred you for life”

As a matter of fact, the same company (Sachs) made a rotary chainsaw:

I lol’d. Star for you.

Early in our marriage I was forced to enact my now very strict “I do not engage in dream fights” policy. As long as I’m not engaging in the behavior in real life that she’s dreaming about, there is no reason that I need to apologize for something that I didn’t do. I’m happy to discuss it with her but the second it…

This is an awesome idea! I would love to take my girls to something like this. Do they have any plans on possibly expanding to say, somewhere other than the NE?

Honest question - is transporting compressed gas cylinders from the rear bumper - where they can be damaged or ruptured during a rear-end accident preferential to transporting them in the vehicle? Assuming all valves are closed, caps secured, etc.

Ummm...why does it have a column shifter (auto) and a stick + clutch pedal?

I feel like this is how all of my projects go. It doesn’t help that my vehicles are assemblies of parts from other vehicles. Trying to remember what vintage of truck I pulled the axle out of in order to get the correct brake parts is always fun when standing at the counter of O’Reilly’s. Was it a ‘74 or ‘76? F-250…

I know her! Her and her ‘boyfriend’ work the motel down the street.