Buuuuurrrnnnn!

Andersen Windows just updated their logo and lost their letters too:

They still sell the Bolt.

That’s neat, my old boss has this ‘31 that IIRC was built by Fischer body. The lines of the aluminum body are slightly different and the doors open rearward, and and it has a stowable roof above the driver and doorman. The leaf springs were wrapped in leather boots and there was a central grease system with a foot…

The upper car as the ROW “E code” headlamps, the lower has the US sealed beams. Lots of owners switch out the sealed beams for the flush fitting “E code” headlamps for the cleaner look.

There’s always a canal, or a fjord!

Those were coach built, right?  They sent the chassis/engine over and Fischer Body or someone finished it to the customer’s desires?

Ironic that his wife killed him.

Mercedes had ‘em too!

I remember the actress was pretty, Mike drove a Ghia, and there was a joke about getting stuck in San Francisco bridge traffic after eating a big bran muffin.

I’m surprised BMW doesn’t have a car that can haul their motorcycles without a trailer.

Does he have athlete’s foot or long toe nails? Does he sleep in socks? He should sit down and properly dry his feet after a shower and trim his toe nails. Encourage being barefoot when inside the house to air the feet (and shoes!) out or use anti bacterial socks such as wool.  Alternating between two pairs of shoes…

While some people do incorrectly leave their high beams on all the time; Statistically people do not use their high beams enough. This is why auto high beam systems area good idea.

There was a Fiero guy that would swap between an iron Duke and a GM diesel quickly.

Jason@jalopnik.com

I don’t think so.  While v8’s were available on the later Trailblazer-based trucks, I don’t think the Olds got them.

With the weather in Michigan, I wonder why headlamp washers aren’t more common on US cars?  Some Bonnevilles, recent Cadillacs and Chrysler’s but no pick up trucks or current SUVs from the Detroit 3.

It’s hard to for an OEM to offer a brush guard because they often block the mandated lights. This WJ bar solves this, but it does look weird.

They will strategically focus their resources on lifestyle accessories at high margins for maximum returns for their shareholders.

Came here to post this, leaving satisfied.