Your Daily Double is called the McDouble in most McDonalds and is clearly listed on the menu. You are correct, it is the perfect quick food pick-me-up at a bargain price.
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My Father bought one of these. It’s possibly the only non-Buick that he ever bought, for whatever reason. He drove it for about four years without any major problems.
The answer to this is really quite simple. Any Honda product that you can buy for under $5000 will probably last you until you get enough money for something better. It’s just the way it is.
The answer to this is really quite simple. Any Honda product that you can buy for under $5000 will probably last you until you get enough money for something better. It’s just the way it is.
Fun little toys. Just begging for a 13b swap.
Whenever I see something like this, I wonder how the dumb asshole who was driving even got a license.
Recently, out of boredom with regular TV, I have been watching old Top Gear shows on BBC. I am currently into season 20, and I have to say that a lot of the stuff that gets said on these shows would not cut it today. Clarkson leering at one of the audience member’s cleavage? Don’t think so. Totally inappropriate (but…
It, and my TR8, are considered classic by pretty much every member of my British Car Club. More importantly, they are considered classic by the various insurance companies who deal in these type of vehicles.
The Lucas thing is overblown. Any car this old is gonna have electrical problems, simply with aging wiring.
The Lucas thing is overblown. Any car this old is gonna have electrical problems, simply with aging wiring.
You have obviously never worked on a classic car. It’s easy to get carried away cost wise. It’s why I have nicknamed my TR8 “The Loo” (toilet).
A long time ago I wanted to buy a 1990 Ford Probe. The dealer I went to, located in Pennsylvania, was offering 0.8 % interest rates. They had the model I wanted on the lot with my preferred options. At the end of the back and forth, the salesman comes out to tell me that I can’t get the interest rate because I live in…
A long time ago I wanted to buy a 1990 Ford Probe. The dealer I went to, located in Pennsylvania, was offering 0.8 % interest rates. They had the model I wanted on the lot with my preferred options. At the end of the back and forth, the salesman comes out to tell me that I can’t get the interest rate because I live in…
The demolition derby one is especially hilarious now that we know about the Pinto’s problem with their gas tanks.
This all begs the question: Are there actually people out there in the world who are paid to find obscure little cars to be used in movies and TV shows? How do I get that job?
I wasn’t around yesterday to get in on this, but seeing it today makes me wonder what is wrong with this car. This is way underpriced for a good running car in good shape (no rust) of this vintage. Similar set ups are bring 2 and 3 times this number.
The rear half of the roof apparently “rotates” down into the car, instead of folding up. Hence the name.
The rear half of the roof apparently “rotates” down into the car, instead of folding up. Hence the name.
Haven’t gotten there yet. Currently driving a Grand Cherokee Hemi, and am lusting after an SRT or even a Trackhawk.
Well, you got me into Google on this one. First, the MG connection. As a fan of British cars, I have to say I’ve never heard of these. Had to look it up. Turns out is has quite an interesting history.