It is intelligence via a strange definition I wasn't previously aware of.
It is intelligence via a strange definition I wasn't previously aware of.
Nice, but that's a bit much.
If you don’t like the color, wraps are cheap.
All (Chevy) Berettas deserve a shot, but do the decent thing and take it behind the barn first.
When I heard stainless steel I thought the same thing. The ridiculous weight of its (also stupidly angular) body killed any chance for acceleration the Delorean ever had, so why do the same thing here? Although in this case they seem to be crippling the potential range instead.
And let’s all remember that the original Mustang was never supposed to be more than a cheap marketing exercise to sell Falcons to “secretarys” (remember the Fashion Accessory Group?).
And that's always been the problem with boomers: There's craploads of 'em!
That’s what happens with all the best collectibles. Superbirds sat ignored in Plymouth lots for YEARS, I remember Shelby GT 350/500 fiberglass front clips stacked outdoors (and often snow-covered) next to the factory in Ionia until ‘78 at the earliest, and the most valuable thing about the original Star Wars trading…
Decorated with a record of non-existent victories in non-existent races, IIRC.
How much do you suppose these guys got paid to push aftermarket wheels?