This all just reminds me of the person who got to the Guy's American Kitchen & Bar domain before Fieri did.

Another day, another reason to dislike power-tripping egomaniacs who think a badge gives them carte blanche to do whatever the fuck they want.

Cropping that down makes for a disturbing picture...

I'll respond, why not? I appreciate your concern, and I'm the first to admit I'm not a pro driver. When I write, I usually tend to emphasize that as well (sometimes for comic effect)— but I'm by no means dangerous or anything like that. I have a lot of experience with cars and driving, and I'm aware of my limitations.

We have a Roadmaster with the towing package rated at 7,000+ lbs.

I remember thinking at the time that the Olds campaign "Not your father's Oldsmobile" was 180 degrees in the wrong direction. If I'd been in charge of marketing, the ad would have been "Your father's Oldsmobile is BACK!", with vintage footage of race-prepped 1948 Rocket V-8s hammering down Daytona Beach, followed by…

Blame the EPA! See what Joe Mondello could eke out out of 6.6l...

No, he clearly is mistaking the 2015 Mustang for an Oldsmobile.

That's clearly a 2014 Hudson Hornet.

Honda, meanwhile, are stuck making stone-age vehicles such as this, their geriatric Accord.

You act as if black people were perfectly fine and dandy after slavery was over, as if lynching, race-based terrorism, the KKK, convict leasing, race-based massacres, and Jim Crow didn't happen in almost every goddamned county in the South.

How about a heaping plate of BBQ with some delicious sides? No ones getting offended at that.

If Southerners are not overtly racist, then they won't display the Confederate flag. It's a symbol of slavery, pure and simple.

I'm a Southerner and my family has lived in the same rural area for over 200 years. If there is a symbol to show the pride of being Southern, the confederate flag isn't one of them. Plain and simple. You want to show pride? Feed people who aren't from the South BBQ, have them listen to bluegrass, blues, or country,…

Sir William Lyons, and his engineering team of Walter Hassan, Claude Bailey, and William Heynes, for their development of the Jaguar XK Series 6-cylinder engine...

How about just live in Florida and not have to worry about this shit?

Technical rationale:

Must be a real labor of love keeping this going in that pleasant NYC environment. As others say, these weren't the worst cars - there were plenty on the roads well into the 90s.

And wot, no comments about the Fairmont parked behind the Pinto in the first photo? Both are about as scarce as Muslims in the Vatican nowadays...