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jeremymusic

You actually think about, and care, whether someone in the entertainment industry would like you? Interesting.

Take the Ferrari stickers off and I think I'd be looking for one of these to own. It can stand on its own cuteness.

Mustang. Any year (as long as the Mustang II doesn't count). It's always sounded "like a Mustang" and is instantly recognizable.

Microballs?

My old Ford LTD was an awesome snow-drifting car.

I heard that a kid died of food poisoning once. You should give up food.

So, since Kelley Blue Book shows a 2005 Lotus Elise, *from a car lot*, will be about $19k, that makes the Alfa $4k? Sure, I'll take that Alfa for $4k. Let me know when and where to pick it up...

My dad had a Hornet. I remember how it died out in the middle of nowhere. It threw a rod. Made an awful noise. My dad gets out to check it out, realizes that the engine is done for, and then gets back in and starts it back up. It ran. We drove, slowly, limping back to civilization. It threw a rod. Another one.

I actually assumed his "moviegoing companion" was another guy.

Except I think the doors opening part was real... only the slow-mo flyby during the trick was CG.

Didn't own it, but I drove it. My dad's friend had a VW Bus with a helicopter engine in the back. The entire back. Maybe the only two-person "bus" to ever exist. Transmission was somehow rigged so that the stick shift was between the seats, pointing forward, so you had to reach over your shoulder to shift. Power,

My first car was a 79 Honda Accord with a Hondamatic transmission that I destroyed at least 4 times in a single year. Paid to have it fixed once, warranty for every re-build after that. The garage hated me.

Cincinnati, the interstates going through downtown, during rush hour. A cop would have to have a deathwish to try and pull somebody over. Bumper-to-bumper traffic, all doing 20+ over the limit. If you don't speed, you're courting death.

I had a 1977 Subaru wagon (just wagon... no actual name) when I was 16. It was probably originally white, but maybe green, I called it piss-puke. The speedometer would get stuck at about 65, so if I was going faster I didn't know how fast I was going. It also started vibrating when it got above 65. Not a little

Ahh choo!

First time reading something on the Internet?

Nissan Titan crew cab, probably 2010. Long cab, general configuration of lights match, big nose between the eyes, and the angular bed/fender mold fits the picture.

I've known about this x amount of years...

To everyone who says "if I had the money to drive a car like that I'd park that way too." If you had the money to drive a car like that, you would have the money to get any door dings fixed. Think it through. It always amazes me how incredibly CHEAP rich people can be, and how cheap people would plan on being if

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