Good stuff as always Torch. Could you look into the south American Beaumont production for one of these?

Kinda like this. New Mexico to Saskatchewan, 1850 miles, impromptu fanbelt construction, and a deer hit.   Good times.

The quotes were attempted light humour. I try not to be jokey if I comment on the Root, as a pale person this is not my space, but I like the conversation over here.  

Point taken. but “not all?”

White people’s ancestors don’t want them back.  (very pale white person)

somebody has one.

Check engine light really means “emisssions out of spec” but nobody would ever care. Want to get people to service their cars, make it a red light that says “fire”

I think saturns have the most forgiving manual set up. I love my hondas but they will let you know if you miss a beat.

OK bub

In my Kinja neighborhood this guy would have been tossed already. Good community. “white aint a country I ever heard of, they speak english in white?”

Beginning to suspect you are not from Wakanda.

I figure it’s polite to ask. couldn’t hurt.

Just trying to navigate these crazy crazy times, whilst not stepping on toes. everything else I post on kinja is pretty jokey, but I dial it back. Brown-boy/pink boy is a true story.

Me stupid?, all of us stupid,? The Root isn’t my usual space and all that stuff I said may not have made perfect sense. Just asking to get the feel for it.

Don’t tell just anyone about it. they’ll ruin it for everyone.

They’re tightening up on it. I’ve taken advandage of it many times. No mileage restriction, drove all over the country no questions asked. In the early days it was a big part of being able to get into this. Not for valuable antiques however. It’s more geared for that old truck you have that still runs and only hauls…

still got a 4 body trunk at home, just in case

yeah, we have the saftety, for out of province vehicles. Anything that had been registered here at one time is grandfathered in. If your car is egregiously bad, you can be flagged for inspection. It’s gettting less so, but we have people driving cars they bought when they retired in 1978.

By virtue of still existing in such a shitty state, It’s probably a good car.

In Sask, a vin number, on a dirty napkin with someones’s ‘x’ on it is a legal bill of sale. Had This exlpained to me while getting a legit t.o.d., which I told the guy we didn’t need, my napkin was fine. I’ve driven cars out of barns right onto the highway too. If there’s no inspections, you are responsible to look…