My last CRT was a 40 inch sony, and I can’t even know how heavy it was, took 3 of us to get it in the house. When we moved out, we bought a flat screen and removed the old 40 inch via tow rope and Oldsmobile. 

Warr...an...ty....?

I still miss my 1983 Royale 2dr.

My hs car was a 1988 buick century limited, and to this day, 15 years on, I still miss that car.

Don’t you mean “Dollaridoos”?

1983 delta 88 that was more rust than car. Drove it for 3 years while hunting down hard to find panels and eventually  sold it to some farm boys who used it in a demo derby. They placed 4th after 3 heat's. 

As the proud owner of a 1989 cutlass ciera sedan and a 1991 Cutlass cruiser wagon, I can say rear facing all the way. Great for picnics and going to the local drive in theater. 

David Tracy makes me feel like my love for battered GM fwd A-bodies isn’t that odd, and that if he can make a pile of rust get to Moab from Michigan, I can nurse the Olds another day to work.

I wish I had pictures of the rod actuated brake system on my 1930's belgian 3 spd roadster... headache and a half.

Brilliant article. Keep putting up this shit, man! Well written,well argued, and with proper sources. There’s a future for you yet.

Hate me for it, but I would absolutely adore it and plow the hell out of it into the nearest tree, but I love the look and style of this car. For 19 grand, it’s worth it. Nice price.

I may have just creamed myself...

Hate all you want, but for the record, my ‘89 Ciera sedan is still on the road and runs great, 20+ highway mpg all day,and most replacement parts can be bought with whatever you dig out of your sofa.

Hanging out on a deserted island with Tori Bellecci from "Mythbusters"

Likewise. It’s amazing how many junkyard parts can improve the ciera....

It may be a mental disorder. I’m still looking for my unicorn... 1989 2 dr Cutlass Ciera with a 3300 and 4 spd and FE3 suspension package. Saw one once for sale and missed out.

The Oldsmobile Bravada should not be stared at directly, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup. Do not approach feral Oldsmobile Bravadas in the wild, and be sure to tie any oil, trans fluids, and coolants in a bag up in a tree to keep the Oldsmobile Bravada from being attracted to your campsite.

it looks like one of the non-drivable cars in a late 90's early 2k video game that you keep running into during a race.

Did you find Torchinsky’s stash this morning?

5k at most. Crackiest of pipes at 23k.