I don’t think there is a car made today to match all of his criteria. I’d go with a mid range Ford Flex to do most though.

You can get a whole t90 (unassembled) case and all from omix for like $550 last I checked.

Seriously? You’re bashing on bike that was just stolen?

It’s in my wishlist!

Just to put that in perspective. Ford trucks have had computer controlled EFI on some engines since 1987. There are tens of thousands of them still on the road today. That combined with the basically zero insight a tech has into the electronics system. With today’s advance troubleshooting and diagnostic tools they’ll…

No image gallery? I’d much rather look at high resolution images with a describing paragraph than a grainy video.

I still have one fully functional. It’s been sitting in the box for a few years now. I’ll have to dig it out and play some Mario kart and 007 this weekend...

I’m honestly surprised with the Daewoo entries. I didn’t think they sold many in the US.

That looks like a CJ2A

What happened to your car? I always enjoyed reading your articles about that tiny little honda.

Sorry man, best of luck to your future endeavors.

I’m not sure if a trabant is oil injected or not. But yes it requires separate oil to be put into the gasoline. It is either mixed with the gas while in the tank (like a weedeater) or stored in a separate tank that uses a pump to inject at the appropriate amounts into the carb with the gas (like a dirt bike)

I’m not quite that bad on my bike, I’ve only got about 100 miles before I hit reserve and a 50 mile commute so I fill up every other day. I’ll agree that’s annoying.

Dammit indeed. He will be sorely missed around these parts

He did post those articles, but with a much more insightful commentary. Tvarish’s article was a strange one, he doesn’t ride and gave the same tired opinions everyone else gives.

I’ve been a rider all my life but had never read much moto news. He was interesting and gave an entertaining perspective that I haven’t seen elsewhere.

It was on his twitter yesterday that he no longer worked here and that it wasn’t his decision. That’s all I know...

No news about Sean’s departure? I was hoping for atleast some information and a plan forward.

I grew up taking long trips in a ford Econoline and my first car was a Plymouth Voyager. I love them and encourage anyone who needs one to buy one.

I’d love to help, but I’m about 30 minutes south of st louis. That’s a pretty desolate part of northern missouri your passing through, there aren’t many jalops or auto parts stores up there.