Proper Taxes.

Na, I like these. They are great, floaty barges. Originally designed for a turbine engine, weirdly enough.

The only two kinds of musik there are.

Proper american cars tend to stick with the english lettering, european division cars (Ford Europe, formerly Opel/Vauxhall etc.) went to pictograms like everyone else.

Those Trips usually work with dealer plates, no way to get them as a private person.

The answer is Ginger Baker.

Beginning with the -400 the flight decks are decorated in all shades of brown visible to the human eye and probably a few shades of infrabrown in the invisible spectrum.

Hard disagree.

Not all that well I recon.

Hate to be that guy, but it’s not a campaign, it’s a bored social media guy making a joke.

Speaking of Sean Connery

3996 Cubic centimeters, which converts into *checks notes* 3.996 litres.

Not to defend this atrocity of a livery, but I don’t buy the 10 mil just for a paint job, Widebody paintjobs, depending on the colours and complexity are a few hundred K at best

Not to forget the 2nd series Citroen CX mirrors. This, the XJ220, Lotus, TVR, Venturi, Mclaren F1, Renault Spider...

A local classic car trader rents a few spots in my parking garage for storage, he had one of these as well as the GT in there for a few weeks, he showed me around the Berlina once and we got to talking.

correction: Hofmeister knick

It doesn’t look like a Mustang.

Looks like a packet of shrink wrapped styrofoam insulation sheets, those are indeed very light and quite springy.

All BMW Bikes are built in Berlin Spandau and have been for over half a century.

He would later go on and try to sell Luxury Citroens.