Nice video. My uncle, since retired, served aboard her in the early 1980’s for several years as a Lt. Commander. He offered my dad a chance to do a Tiger Cruise with me and my brother, but, unfortunately, we couldn’t swing the air fare out to Hawaii back then. That, for a 13-14 year old boy, would have been awesome.

Wait, are you telling me it would take more than five sailors and a couple of dozen retired seamen to get an Iowa Class BB into action? Next you’ll be saying that they couldn’t get her underway in less than 12 hours. I’ve seen it done in the movies, so it must be true!

Sorry, I don’t understand illiterate redneck. I’ll try to brush up next time I stop at the library to pick up some of them liberal thinking books. I do apologize.

You forgot Benghazi, socialism and Jesus.

Just FYI, Scott Brown was a Senator. Elizabeth Warren handed him his ass in the last election.

Red (ish), Ferrari, with a manual transmission and pop-up head lights! With 14K miles and less than $90,000. Now that is a great GT car that I would want in my garage.

And, this being Michigan, the roads haven’t been repaved since their construction.

They should go full retro, and put in a foot actuated brights switch as well.

My family had a ‘72 Fury III with them as well. With a hood that long, they were way cool, perched so far away.

BMW X3. The 3 series variant that pays for all the other BMW’s you guys (and girls) love to buy. The more X3’s soccer mom’s buy, the more M3’s, 4’s, 5’s & 6’s can be developed.

I wonder how many people here have ever even used a manual choke on a car. Given that most carburetors were phased out in the late 1980’s early 1990’s, I’d hazard a guess very few have.

You think the coupes rare, what about the convertible? A little old lady drives one in my neighborhood. I don’t think I’ve seen another in 10 - 15 years.

Maybe the Mazda 6 Hatchback? They’re just as rare as the 6-wagon. I see one every once in a while. They has a rear wiper, which is really the only way to know it’s the hatch.

A great game, with very realistic dynamics. The cheat codes really made it fun as well. I remember one which let you shrink the cars down to R/C size, but still maintained the same speed. Awesome crashes.

Nope, lawns are nice & green, several bushes on the road side are still green & leafy, and there are a few trees in the background that are green. That little bastard of a beetle really was that bad for several areas of Ohio/Michigan.

Man, that could, very literally, be my street, as I live in Toledo. My neighborhood was so nice, with tall, full trees along all the streets. I was looking at some older photos of my house, and noticed just how many trees are no longer there. The city has replanted trees on my street, and I have one growing in my…

$$$$ buys the alcohol. And the drugs. And prostitutes.

I think North Dakota ranks as #1 due to the influx of oil workers over the past several years. Lots of money, little to do and testosterone make for a bad combination for the local population.

Jesus, damn near every post on here is hyping cars that are 10 years old or newer. Lets harken back to the days when cars were small, light & nimble. Remember nimble cars, of course you don’t, most of you all weren’t born yet, but back in the 1980’s, when the music was bad and the clothes were worse, many small cars…