Good point!  If they specify the bottom of the fender opening that should be sufficient but there’s some saying about building better idiots that may apply here.

I can’t take the pictures seriously because of the source annotation.

I’m gonna be cremated but would seriously take a final ride in one of these.

LOL - great minds think alike!

Pretty sure that’s an Impala, dude.

I always wanted to build a Cimarron wagon.  Stupid, yeah but that’s me.

Everyone did for a while back then. Nissan/Toyota/Mazda/Mitsubishi

Drugs are a helluva thing. That job you mention means getting up and going to work for at least two weeks before that first paycheck arrives in the meantime you aint got no money for drugs.

Will be absolutely no problem getting this off of the non-operational status. Will have to go to DMV, pay the current years registration and get it smog inspected. Since its not licensed, the DMV will give three no charge “trip permits” each good for a single day use.  Get the smog certificate and plates and title are…

Now I would have just dropped the Murano straight in here.

Let’s be real, that thing had perennial wet carpet since it left the factory.

The Mad Bomber..

Slot cars were epic, if you chose correctly. My grandparents got me this Tyco road and rail set one year. Combined it with the Daredevil Jump set and I spent HOURS trying to jump the Firebirds over the flatbed car in the middle of the train. Never got good and it, most of the time bouncing it violently off the side of…

Yeah, I think the idea (of EV converting one of these barges) is super solid.

Now me, I’d go this way.

Well, when two trucks love each other very much...

I remember my 6th grade teacher showing us this on the last day of school.  When the credits rolled, he switched the projector to reverse and we watched the last 20 minutes backwards which was pretty damn entertaining when you’re 11.

I bet it’s Progressive.

LOL, reminded me of years ago working at a smog check station, a kid brings in his BMW. Standard procedure was we handed a partially completed work order with the customer name, phone number and signature line highlighted for them to fill out and the tech would add the vehicle specifics.

As far as kids cartoons go, I rather enjoy it. Good messages for the kids and a lot of tidbits for the adults too.