Yep.  You’ll eat over half of that for the interior alone.

One did, but it fell through one of the many holes and was lost.

A fool and is money are some party.

Planes generally do not get rear-ended or t-boned in collisions. Cars do. This is one of the reasons for the thickness.

European Woke Plane is my new band name.  Thanks.

Around here I still see a fair amount with boxes on the back but yeah, the RV industry is the reason for this. The Transit doesnt have the tow capacity once its been built compared to this beast so I think it’ll live on for at least a few more years.

I have but one word:

Been for sale since 1992. Yes, it’s only been available as a cutaway since MY 2015, but this design is over 3 decades old. Took a model year off in 2020 when they switched from the old V10 to the Godzilla.

Here we view this thing in its natural habitat:

That crap happened to me also.  Starred your comment for what it’s worth.

LOL - the Rock Band version is exactly what popped into my head too.  

Rat hole sun

No.  They switched from the V8 Duramax to the inline 4 for 2017 and discontinued that for 2023.  Only 4.3 and 6.6 gas now.

Non-critical. Send it.

As Reese points out, the sidewall is not the most important part of the tire

I once flew on SeaPort Airlines (very small regional carrier) from Sacramento to Long Beach. 2 engine prop plane that sat maybe a dozen plus the two crew.

That picture is not the first civic.

My parents bought a jalop special brown manual transmission Fairmont wagon back in 81. It was only the 2.3 pinto motor and was slow as balls but it was a brown stick wagon!  While they were signing the papers, I sat in the white Durango they had in the showroom. Yeah, I know its ugly but I dig it.

Mission accomplished.  You’re welcome.

I’ve been looking for a Honda Slide Title for YEARS