@Smoshmonker: It's a trap!

"I am Queens Boulevard."

My father bought his first brand new car in 1976. Bear in mind this one is an earlier model and had hubcaps instead of those rims. I think he had it till 1991 after that he bought a used Mitsubishi Might Max. From what I remember that Pinto never gave him any serious problem, only some issues with rust. Up to this day…

@rocknroll_jeph: Man, that's an excellent story. Are you planning on rebuilding it? Maybe in a near future you can share the same experience you had as a kid with someone else.

@philaDLJ: It's only a temporary fashion trend. Just like lots of cars had wings, side wood panel or mostly every early car looked the same next to the T model.

@Kent Wu: Done.

Only trillions of cells behind of having my own controlled human gladiator.

@DaltonColonel: Haha, love the new term "Ken-Block-ify".

There's no better supporting car as the Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon's Vacations.

@Delphinus100: He was holding the camera with the right hand when He snapped the picture.

And that's how the "fly-wheel" got it's name.

@loosewheel: /hug loosewheel

@LittleMacAttack: PenPen!

@snapper.fishes: That's how "hobbies" are called. You get to do what you really enjoy in your spare time. Restore a car, do jigsaw puzzles, read and so on. This guy just did that with something that he liked.

@Roekone: But wait till you drive it.

Needs more stickers and neonlights.

In my opinion, I agree that safety regulations make them bigger, fatter and expensive. But it's just evolution of a product. For example, the Honda Civic was just a small, reliable and cheap car to sell. Now the name has become so popular that has acquired popularity throughout the years.

Are those scenes from the new Ghost Rider 2?

@grubish2: LOL.