My 1964 Oldsmobile Jetstar 88. So far, after 4 years of driving, I've piled 25,000 miles on the 209,000 it already had. I've had to replace a grenaded engine, collapsed suspension, and, more recently, a self-destructive axle.

5) Why hipsters shouldn't be allowed to drive.

Oil leaks and time will wreak havoc on torque specs.

Vise-grips are your friend for the return springs.

Congrats, TPG.

Guys, let's make this "sporty"!

What and what?

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You should always go with the obvious practical choice: the Citroen SM.

I just want to know how it went "extinct".

I call co-driver/co-mechanic/co-briber!

I'll take it!

CP.

Sorry, I just had to.

"It's worth $30,000 restored!"

Why haven't I heart-clicked you before?!

"the Great Brougham Epoch"- I like it.

Because he can get more by pulling the pity card.

And the parts list at the pick-n-pull of 2027 expands even more.

Yeah, take that, disabled people!