So... I’m wondering what the average per-month repair expenditure would be to keep this thing on the road for, say 5 years. Because it’s easy to justify having an older car with regular repair bills when your overall repair spend is less than new-car payments.
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“It also helps if you can think like a German who designs British cars, and a Brit who builds German cars.” - do you think anyone could manage that level of self-loathing?
Good idea, looks like there’s a few different folks selling them.
Not a criticism and I feel the same way, but that’s how his supporters have always felt also, which is why they’ll knowingly vote against their own material interests if people they hate also benefit.
Get a load of this putz.
Obviously named by a Dane, rod means “mess”.
“Nice contract there Oshkosh, wouldn’t want anything to happen to it now, would we? Look, the boss just deserves a fair share after all the good we’ve done for youse.”
ND but I appreciate the reminder that it might be fun to get a cheap unmolested 350/370Z* and thrash it into the ground.
*snerk* and yeah, that’s an actual rick around here.
Yeah, this one’s kinda junkie.
The X-Files was trying to tell us 9 years ago!
OK but how about a turbo Buick 3800 in a Miata?
The median (and top two) car I drove in 2024 was a stick shift 4 cylinder. Doing OK I guess.
I saw that top picture and said, “HECK YEAH!”
Oh, my utopian subscription renewed again yesterday, I just didn’t remember the Papio. Means I get to enjoy the write-up for the first time. :)
Easy plane/train ride and maybe y’all could tour Galena or Kettle Moraine this spring!
NO MORE SLIDESHOWS?!?!?
Amber - nicely done living the carfree dream. One can make a fun hobby musing and considering what kind of bike fits your needs and desires, and I’m looking forward to reading about it.
I don’t remember you getting the Papio! That must be a riot, especially with the light weight and short reach to ground.
Oh, the year was 1778
How I wish I was in Sherbrooke now!
A letter of marque came from the king
To the scummiest vessel I’d ever seen