Dumb? Nah.

I’m ready for a Carvana-like experience, like ordering a car from a vending machine or from Amazon.

There’s a chance we will all be dead before they finish yet one more bracket to locate this, that, or the other thing exactly how Nik wants it.

For $60,000 I could have virtually anything else and all the benefits that go with it: more room, more power, more speed, more comfort, less Ferrari haters, fewer Ferrari fans fawning at fuel stops, easier maintenance, more affordable parts, etc etc etc. The list goes on and on.

That is correct. No snark.

Get it from Carmax and get the bumper-to-bumper warranty. I can’t remember who but I think it was somebody here and they got the B2B and Carmax took it in the shorts because the value of the work done far exceeded the price of the warranty. The series of articles was absolutely amazing. And Carmax stepped up to its…

That is a hilariously good price for a car of this caliber. There’s no way in hell I would ever buy it, but peel off the ridiculous wrap and I could be talked around...if I had that kind of money to burn. And after a year like this one, I think that’s ill advised.

“K car heaven” is like Hell Lite.

I just found an ‘83 F150 4WD, 4WD doesn’t work because the passenger axle is no good and the rear U-joint is on the verge of giving up, but these are easy fixes and the rest of it is stone axe-simple.

You have piqued my interest.  I’ve never heard of it before now.

No, especially not that.

The banks shouldn’t be first in line.  I think the right way to reimburse victims is to pay out to all victims simultaneously, in proportion to their exposure to loss.  So if a bank’s losses represent 10% of total losses the criminal bilked from people, the bank gets 10% of developed reimbursable funds.  Nobody gets…

You appear to be laboring under the mistaken notion that I would take the Wrangler truck at all. I don’t like them.

$56.00

Body mods are questionable in my opinion. Pierced ears are kind of normal, terrible parents are getting their infant girls’ ears pierced and there’s insufficient outcry over that, people of every stripe have done peculiar things to themselves in the name of making themselves unique. For the fully cognizant, preferably…

One inexpensive way to provide differential action is to include one-way clutches or even ratchets in the hubs. You’d only be powered by the inside wheel in a turn unless that wheel started to slip, and then outer wheel would pick up the load.

There used to be a little general store - also in Pigeon Forge as it happens - that had about 4 Nash Metropolitans parked in front of it. They’ve been gone for decades now but they were there for at least ten or fifteen years and never moved, serving as a kind of signage I guess, though there was no signage on the…

That’s pretty good.

Okay, that’s interesting and hilarious.

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