I believe Tracy has already scarfed up that Jeep.

Now I’m officially creeped out.

For years, a rumor circulated that this car had been crushed. Not sure how that story started, no it wasn’t me.

No.

One of the few pics I could find with someone riding the thing.

Very few of us have the time for this type of restoration project. If I brought this home, my wife would kill me.

Not a resident, but I’ve often heard shopping is a great way to meet. Thinking Marina Safeway(Dateway).

The perfect car for the Bird Box challenge.

Bench seat with handbrake sticking through it. CP

That guy needs a Citroen.

Even if (when) it dies... plenty of good stuff here to sell for parts. You could make enough to buy a pizza every week for a year. NP

My friend’s 2018 Outback’s windshield had to be replaced due to rock impact damage. Over $1300, Eyesight requires a genuine Subaru windshield. Also be careful cleaning the inside of your Subie windshield. Stay away from the sensing unit, contact with it could really screw things up.

Sorry for being Captain Obvious here. But that 270,000 miles is on everything, not just the drivetrain. Chassis, suspension, electrics, body and trim have endured those miles and nearly 20 years. A little scary for me, CP.

This.

Those Lloyds would have fit perfectly in A Series of Unfortunate Events.

I would remove the ‘skeleton head’ wrap and replace it with ‘Free Candy’ graphics. NP 

‘70s cars, no current show does it better than Mindhunter on Netflix.

You really can’t go wrong with Rips. I have a ‘99 SL500 and the original mats still look great. Another option is Coco, they’re very high quality. A little pricey though. Plenty of options and colors.

I was in the automotive accessory business for a number of years. Each car manufacturer has strict requirements for floor mats; the items featured in those GACs would never pass wear or appearance testing. I strongly doubt these particular mats will be available in production vehicles. I used to receive special…

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