(shrug) That’s nothing; we’re about to fly for four years with a tool in the pilot’s seat!
(shrug) That’s nothing; we’re about to fly for four years with a tool in the pilot’s seat!
This is it in a nutshell; I have been a passenger once in my life in Tesla, and that was this past February as a Uber in Miami.
This. If I were to look at that in the non-raised position, I would think it was just a surrounding trim piece, not an actual lever.
That was quite unexpected, and as someone whose first car was a Mustang II, I absolutely LOVE this!
If this had been a Volvo, this would have never happened!
I see what you did there!
Assuming this is the original owner of that 3 year old car, they did 23,000 miles a year in that, which seems like a lot of seat time in just one car, so...maybe?
Obviously I don’t know this person’s situation, but if you are wealthy enough, this basically seemed like an experiment that didn’t cost them really anything; by that, I mean if the amount of money you have makes enough interest that you didn’t really have to “pay” for the car, or plan on keeping it but only trying…
That owner being Reuben Singh:
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I’m not that great with Mazdas other than the Miata; was that a 3 or a 6?
Should be “Yeet-Yeet”, as that’s what they did to this car off a cliff...
When they get out on work-release, they re-rent from them!
I ate at Nobu DC last month, which while not an all you can eat place, is as much about the ambiance/experience as the food. And while I had a great time and was never rushed, I definitely wasn’t there or would be there for two hours. And I was full after I left with what I had to eat. So I can’t imagine going to any…
I have driven across the country twice (Pittsburgh to Portland, and back).
Yep. I would have never looked at one as a younger person, but now that I’m older, it’s like, hey a four seat convertible that you can get basic GM parts for, everything works, it’s clean, was kept in climate controlled storage for a decade, and a low price for all of that? NP for sure!
Between the fact that it was probably Grandpa’s car, and that it was in storage that long (he probaby died or lost the storage or current owner doesn’t want to pay for it as a result of either), I’d say it’s safe from rust. I’d check of course, but this seems like the ideal situation given the location.
This was exactly my thought. I don’t want/need all the other stuff; I have vehicles with all the gizmoz already. My only question is, based off of all the photos on this site and the Ford site, they don’t make an actual non-convertible Bronco then, just ones with removable roof panels or convertible roofs? I’m not…
By the end of this, the only thing they’re gonna get are a pair of his giant, George Washington-esque wooden teeth, and several bottles of Dollar Tree hair dye.
My Escapes filler is on the driver side, and my Mustangs is on the passenger side.