Don’t be an idiot. The Shinto Buddhist Swastika looks like the one shown on the Hakosuka. The Nazi Swastika goes in the opposite direction. Look up “Shinto Buddhist Swastika” on google images or go live in Japan for a year and learn something, you uncultered swine.

People need to get over the fact the Nazi used the Swastika. I highly doubt this tuner car from japan is deep in the Nazi life. There are literally billions of people where that symbol does not equal Nazi. Even if its tilted, I doubt this car was trying to invoke Nazism but it just looked more interesting tilted. When…

It goes that way too. My Indian, Buddhist neighbor has one on his door just like that. The Nazis rotated the Swastika for their purposes.

I mean... he’s not wrong

Finally a new sub culture has risen to the top of my hate ranking.

I also liked the irony in him being Rufus from both Bill & Ted’s - there’s no way George Carlin would have entertained more than 2 words from either of those 2 dopes without tearing them to shreds verbally, while Rufus was in charge of ensuring their survival so they can be worshiped in the future.

see, that’s how you do vengeance. barely a week after what happened to grandma and your mom avenged her. rip in power grandma, she’s already skinning that bastard in heaven

Hah! That’s nothing, yesterday afternoon I poked a badger with a spoon

Why? Did the deer say something rude to her?

Tis the season to be pre-lit.

It is the joy of owning something special and the smiles per mile that feeling generates.

lol

You weren’t wrong. Once they got the LT1 in, the Corvette was a legitimate 5.x-seconds to 60 car with a >150 MPH top end. That was right on par with a 964 or 944 Turbo and faster than an Esprit or 308QV.

Yes, but you have to accept your first hanger might not be as nice as your parent’s hanger, you may even have to share your hanger with someone else (other than your parents.)

I sense an imminent awakening in the Force though.

Not its fault though as hangar rental fees and values have skyrocketed since its parents’ generation, vastly outpacing income from smuggling opportunities.

Not to be confused with the Millennial Falcon, which lives in its parent’s hangar until it turns 26.

8-12 year old me thought of the C4 on the same level as a Lotus Esprit or Ferrari 328, and above a 911. I always dreamed I’d own one, until I finally drove one at 18. Never meet your heroes.

Love it! And good morning!

Summer of ‘84 I worked in the States on a student exchange visa. My boss drove an ‘84 C4, and compared with the cars I was used to in Ireland, it really was like it was from another planet. We might pooh pooh them now, but at the time....