Kanter needs to open an office there for historical funsies.

Hey, you can have cold beer if you can afford enough wiring harness smoke!

Not utterly hating a Ford Taurus.

There are kits that plug straight into the radio through the antenna lead and are completely reversible, with only an auxillary cable running from under the dash.

No love for New Vegas?

I like those seats, they'll make fine garage loungers 20 years from now

I think the point is that the Pinto was no more likely to catch on fire than any other car, not that it was a minor issue that didn't need to be fixed.

What are you, some dirty FAF fan?!

The Oldsmobile Jetfire, AKA the first production automotive turbocharged engine nobody's ever heard of.

GM knows they'll sell most of them in the U.S.

Unleaded gas is for communists.

Err, no.

"The most awesome limo ever made" is highly debatable.

It's called diplomacy, and it's how we gain trading partners.

Well said about the Mustang II. It's the generic whipping boy of the '70s for people who didn't live through the fuel crisis.

I'm talking stuff like the B52 where the ones in service were built 50 years ago, not stuff that is old but still is being produced.

Follow-up QotD: The oldest military equipment still in service by build date?

The Germans probably got more utility out of the Maginot line than the French ever did.

E90 M3 > E92 M3.

I think the real question is how much would the mileage drop with a 455?