Funny enough, I had one of those after the Z, and yes, there’s plenty... yet, somehow less egregious than the 13 “Z”s, or even the two extra roundels here.
I had a ‘03 350z that had THIRTEEN “Z”s on it including the trunk mat and inside the vents between the doors.
I was handed a little branded matchbox corvette at the Chicago Auto Show’s First Look for Charity 18 years ago. I took it back to school with me and sold it on ebay for $150. That was a lot of beer money, and I don’t feel bad about it at all.
99% sure the rolling shots at the end are Lower Wacker in Chicago.
I’ve built a few of these Chicago models from Wurlington Press. As small as they are, they can take a few hours to complete. X-acto and white glue.
The front does look bad, but I thought the rear looked like the Karma.
this might give the Saturn V a run for its money in the fuel economy department.
So one of the most important things for shooting underwater is an underwater housing... yet no brand/type/required specs are mentioned here. Thanks.
Street sweeping is a little more haphazardly scheduled in Chicago. Sometimes just consisting of a couple-days heads up on when it will happen via temporary signs.
One time with my old Jeep the doors were frozen shut so I brewed a pot of just water, punched a hole in the top of an old plastic bottle and tried to spray the hot water around the door. It eventually worked, but it made me feel really poor.
For some reason my ‘98 M Roadster has heated seats. Allows me to have the top down when it is ~40 degrees here is Chicago.
A+ for execution, but too much dollarydoos.
New top, paint correction detail (anyone have advice on this), wheel refinish, and guibo replacement on the M Roadster.
I used to follow Paul. I remember the Mercedes campaign. His were better than the rest.
I’ll take a hard pass on that one. Girl I ended up with is 10^10 better.
They do recycle the water and they do filter, etc. it. Source: I “dated” a girl that did PR for the carwash association (it’s real, and it’s website is literally carwash.org ... DOT ORG), and she ended up working as a COO for the association.