I can has LTS-V?

I'm about to take on a 1976 J10 with a Nissan diesel motor that "ran when parked" we all know what that means.

Why do I care about cars? This week, I unearthed a textbook example of why I care. Look at this picture, what do you see? The facts are that this is a 1983 Jeep J10, this particular one being one of the last 20 made. Further inspection reveals that it has a diesel engine from a Nissan Scout, a dashboard from a…

way to go, Ford. I want one.

I can't believe nobody has mentioned this beauty driven by Chuck Norris.

You have now given me something to do with my summer. I am in awe, sir.

The answer to "What is the greatest Mustang?" will always be "Mine" to those who have owned them.

that gif embodies my exact feeling

Try Junior High behavior disorder kids, all the funk with less parenting and more cat urine.

It makes an awesome clunk

I thought so too but once I got them back to the barn I was told "neigh".

My fiance is studying abroad in Moscow, the internet all over Russia is crapola right now due to the olympics, and especially hers because they are renovating her building. We go 10 days or so without communicating and when I see stuff like this I immediately cringe. My heart goes out to the victims and their families.

I've had my Rodeo for 11 years. It uses oil like most 99 Rodeos do, there are rattles and clunks and the once-yearly EGR cleanout, AC compressor is dead, the gas gauge hasn't worked in 9 years. It is almost rust-free and I plan on driving it until something catastrophic happens.

My 69 mustang inline is the easiest thing to work on. No accessories, nothing in the way. I can see where more advanced inlines could get tricky, though.

My brother's 01 GT had the same exhaust, a kenne bell supercharger, and lots of other goodies. I agree, that exhaust is amazing.

I bought 2, a long-sleeve and a t. Since the mustang always seems to have an exhaust leak, I need the long sleeve for cooler weather with the windows down.

Fast and Furious, Apaloosa Drift.

Who is "The Bostonian"?

I have manual drums on all 4 wheels on my 69 Mustang and you sir just made me almost spit scotch all over my keyboard.

+1 for anyone saying the Jeep 4.0. Also the Ford sixes. I have had a '69 250 for 19 years and it has never needed anything. Torquey as heck, too.