Yeah, I’d totally be ok with it... I don’t expect a test drive by a mechanic to be done at 20mph (especially in a 460hp Corvette...). Even at the stop light his acceleration is not even done full throttle. He does the 0 to 60mph in 7s... In a car that can do it in under 4s. Hardly a joy ride to me.

Grand pappy approves.

Fed Ex driver may soon be an Ex Fed Ex driver.

That makes about as much sense as this.

For that matter, will there be a plain white version with no windows in the cargo area that owners can decorate with custom graphics?

But will there be a pastel blue and lime green edition with dark orange accents & yellow and dark orange flower shaped rims?

I just don't see why an aftermarket rear camber arm is necessary in this case. It's a straight line car, negative camber isn't something I think they'd be needing a lot of and I would think a sturdier stock part would be better.

Probably wouldn’t help too much if the rear camber arm snaps like it did in this case. I’d probably be more interested in getting a fire suit and a roll cage installed before I tried putting wings on it.

Might want to invest in a roll cage. Or Prepay for the pine box.

Glad to see they’re undeterred. That guy’s pants, though — full of deterred.

It’s a performance truck, not a Prius competitor. No one.... not one customer, or anyone with half a brain... thinks that this truck is ever going to get any sort of acceptable fuel efficiency. It’s the opposite of what this truck was designed for, and none of it’s buyers will ever complain about having to fill it up…

Are you fucking kidding me? It’s either the Jalop commenters have stopped trying, or the people who pick COTD have stopped trying. And knowing commenters, we never stop trying.

Makes me want to get my grandfathers up and running!

Traded a pack of timber for it in the 80's

The post WWII Skoda 1102 has to be restored first

“I’m a large black man, the kids are white”

Personally I don’t think “treat your most enthusiastic customers like crap until they actually take delivery of the car” is a great customer service policy.

Same reason people buy Harley-Davidsons.

This begs the question...why do people keep buying John Deere? They're like the Harley Davidson of farm equipment.

Well it did stop the racing, so mission accomplished?

Stop by my house on a Saturday sometime. I do it all the time. I drag my laptop out to scan my OBD II port as well. I LIKE that my car TELLS me what it thinks is wrong with it. And I can set breaker points (I own a dwell tach - Google that if you don’t recognize it) and tune a carb, too. Any you young whippersnappers…