I think you spent to much of that money on the 30 series 24" dubs.
I think you spent to much of that money on the 30 series 24" dubs.
That’s one man hole that didn’t stay closed.
This is what subaru has done, with the same under pinnings on every car with some minor dimension tweaks. Proably saves them tons of money only having to make a few different drive train configurations.
I had a summer job in the draughtworks building when it was a recycling facility. Kind of a shitty job but I got to drive a fork lift and weigh trucks.
Montana oppo’s will be there, all three of us. Next question is Kettle House or Big Sky brewery....
1. When driving an old car across country probably should bring a spare engine.
It’s beautiful and I’m an Isuzu fan boy, but not a $33,000 fan boy, maybe a $10,000 fan boy. You could probably import this to canada for less than $10,000.
My grandpa had a 67 Rivera! I got to drive it in 98 from Valley Center CA to Escondido and back. Those twisty roads and that car were a bit terrifying but what an iconic car. I wish I would have spoken up and gotten it when they split up his possessions after he passed a few years later.
Either In-N-Out Burger or a shell station.
543 miles per hour, they travel as fast as a jet air plane.
Beans, beans, the musical fruit.
I think I know her, we dated in college, except the bronco was green and she was blond. So many memories. The early 90's were great, the bronco was not.
Seriously that lead photo looks like a hot wheels car.
Honda, Mazda, Subaru clearly the leaders here. The honda and Mazda are the most upscale lookers IMO. Subaru might be the most particle being basically a lifted impreza, and it comes in orange.
You know you are getting old when the barber offers to trim both your ear hair and your nose hair. Then offers this “new product” that stimulates hair growth on your actual head.
You must have googled sexy pumpkin too.