Honestly anymore the original 71 turned 73 Mach 1 Eleanor does it for me more than the too far over the top 67 GT500 Eleanor. It seems more down to earth.

You have to appreciate the cheesiness of those old car movies. Personally my two favorites are Corvette Summer and the OG Gone in Sixty Seconds.

Nothing stands here unless someone wants to pay to make it stand.

This has always been the Indiana way, favoritism is only second to nepotism.

I would be that guy if I had the money. If a car has life left in it when you’re done that means you still have work to do right? Bash fix repeat right?

It’s terrifying how easily you did that.

Second one. I can buy cover up and get a new car every year on my birthday.

Don’t forget he wants to do away with EPA refs making gas mileage go up. So basically a trifecta of bad.

Recheck that last picture. He has the nice drip trays for it.

When I had to get a key for an old pos Ford it required one key so the code wouldn’t be necessary therefore making it cheaper. I think with newer cars the process is more streamlined than it was with the first cars that start having transponder systems.

Cruise is nice but it feels pointless when having to do that. Honestly just the smart cruise control was a brilliant innovation that went downstream to cheaper cars fairly quickly.

Cruise is nice but it feels pointless when having to do that. Honestly just the smart cruise control was a brilliant innovation that went downstream to cheaper cars fairly quickly.

And that’s exactly why when I get a new car that’s one feature I have to have.

People that go under on cars like this are probably not the kind that would appreciate someone repoing it especially in a public place. So like others have said they probably hooked and ran to avoid potential safety issues and will adjust it once they get down the road.

Judging by the comments on some of those pictures that’s exactly what it sounds like.

Many locksmiths can only do it if the codes are sold to them from the oe provider. Given that after a year or so they normally do but the price goes down(the price they’re are charged for the code) as a vehicle gets older.

In many cases they get a key for a car like this. I believe the lower end cars at the ones that don’t normally get a key.

Stop, your fight is too arousing!

If they offer prime and competitive prices to Rockauto they will definitely be my go to places for the larger and pricier parts. You are absolutely right about what brick and mortar stores have to offer though. Off to Amazon to buy XJ parts!

Nothing like impulse buying 100 Glad trash bags eh? I guess some things it could lead to one ordering more than needed. However I think it asks for a confirmation.

Nothing like impulse buying 100 Glad trash bags eh? I guess some things it could lead to one ordering more than…