I love how “BRUTE FORCE” is reflected in the roof of the blue Chevelle.

I’m going with those awful hot rod and classic car shirts that boomers wear.

Blipshift! 90% of their stuff is good.

Oh, the sweet irony of a $90,000 luxury car and my crappy W123 without a/c being forced to open the windows to stop a foggy windshield.

All of these cars are too niche. All old cars, outside of the usual Chevy full size truck, Camaros, 32 Fords, Mustangs... the market can’t be big enough. You’re gonna make tooling for a quarter panel for a 40 year old Toyota that like 100 people still care about?

Ummmm, how would that work? You’d have to 3D scan a part (not the best for a perfect fit), have someone measure an existing part (even worse), or you’d have to get the original 3D model, but for old, pre-computer stuff, that doesn’t exist.

After seeing the great lengths Honda went through to make the Ridgeline’s unibody bed-to-cab connection, this is a hard NO for me.

Maybe Trump wasn’t so wrong for trying to ban TikTok....

The top, for example. That’s not a fixed roof, it’s a hardtop convertible actuated via a power switch. That was pretty much unheard of in 1957.

I have a Mercedes W123 diesel. There is always soot on the rear. I tried lots of various cleaners, but nothing works as well as those Magic Erasers.

It would be sort of fun to make a sleeper out of it. 3.8 supercharged V6, 5 speed, limited slip. Better suspension. Yeah, I can see it.

I have one on my desk at work. Veeeeerrrry satisfying to click. I was planning to make a pants belt buckle from it.

It’s amazing that a state full of such incompetent dipshits* in all levels of government wants to secede from the United States. They literally think they can manage as an independent country.

It works in Florida. It’s a great time saver.

I mean, if you want a manual van, Duncan Imports can supply you with some weird 4wd Toyota HiAce or Nissan Homy for under $20k.

Um... the Venn diagram intersect of Tesla stans and fans of Japanese tentacle porn is probably larger than I imagine. #1 is right in the sweet spot.

Meh.

Either that or my 1990 Thunderbird SC I had in college. It was a maintenance nightmare, and it had a habit of just shutting off at random times. On the highway? Sure. In traffic? Why not. It made me so nervous to drive, wondering if it’d be fine or if I’d be calling a tow truck.

Holy shit those seats are factory? It looks like what some tasteless boomer would buy from Jo-Ann fabrics and put in his “custom” C4 Corvette.

I’d pay like $3000 to commute in it, but it’s too nice to drive. Conundrum!