Normally I’d be surprised to hear that the six-wheeled pickup truck belonging to a man whose persona involves walking around with a giant cartoon marshmallow on his head had been stolen and taken on a police chase, but this is 2020, so this is just another day.
Duke of Kent
duke-of-kent
I kinda like Corvettes, but since there wasn’t one for 1983 , that one won’t work.
Nice.
This is excellent advice.
I mean, depending upon the Italian tractor, they might really be on to something...
Located in Seattle, made from recycled shipping containers. Drive-through and walk-up only.
I really want to see it in person because, just like that electric VW bus, every photo of it looks computer generated. I’m very curious if it would still give off that “I just stepped into a video game” vibe in real life.
This is the candy bar in the checkout line of the car world.
Congratulations on the cool new-to-you car, Rob!
Gold, Jerry. Gold.
I can recommend a great book on the subject. I think there’s even an audiobook version.
While I don’t drive/park often in areas with street parking enforcement, I have heard that some drivers who do will park illegally and stick an envelope under their wiper when they leave their car. The logic there is that the parking enforcement officer will see the envelope and assume that the illegally parked car…
Can someone correct me if I’m wrong...
at this point there is so little revolutionary change from one model year to the next, so who cares?
at this point there is so little revolutionary change from one model year to the next, so who cares?
I’ll agree that it’s not great for that use case.
I’ll agree that it’s not great for that use case.
This is good Planelopnik. I’d love to read more reviews like this!
Things may have changed since I was a kid, but back then these were the official drink of Halloween:
Can Thanksgiving still be Thanksgiving without an enormous turkey? Hell yes, it can.
Not a home improvement store, but the best hotdog I’ve ever had was a bacon-wrapped dog with grilled peppers and onions, all cooked and sold from a converted shopping cart outside of the L.A. Coliseum.