‘Murica.

I was actually going to argue for a NP for this as the engine swap looks nicely done with a nicely built LS with the better 4l80e. It looked like it could be a cool cruise night, bracket racer drag car. You would certainly be unique.

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It’s a new year, full of new opportunities to go out and drive like a champion!

During the busy holiday season, don’t forget what’s really important: Toyota Celica.

Name one, please. It has to be viable in the snow and in the sand.

Road & Track once did an article looking back on the Crosley, which is another car with pretty tepid performance. The owner of the featured car said that while other cars blew away from him at every green light, when he got up to the next red light, there they’d be waiting for him.

These are the favoured ride of the Hokkaido ‘car danchi’ snowboarders who live out of them all winter long chasing the snow slowly around the island http://www.snowboardermag.com/files/2014/02/Japan-car.jpg

For America’s brave spacemen, the choice is clear: Corvette or nothing!

I used to have a wagon and racks, and I’d fill everything up. It really depends what you’re up to

Well, maybe because you’ll more likely actually need to get parts for the Taco.

Sel is pronounced sell, ica is pronounced ick ah. there is no rule in the English language I am aware of to give that single I the sound of ”ee”.

Good morning, it is the car time!!!

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An Explorer with a truck bed is a Ranger.

Subaru Brat; must have the rear seats. It’s a bonus if it had plaid seats and the gaudy graphics package.