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Ah yes, the custom muffler delete. I know exactly what that means: Dylan here showed up to Meineke where his buddy Eddie is a tech. Eddie installed some “custom made” mandrel bends, and just... didn’t put on any mufflers. Read more

Three things: Read more

$2,900 for a piece of Roadkill history? Sure. Just not this one.

To power the cattle prods.

As a former neon owner, who’s car was actually totalled, twice.  I approve as well.

I LOVE this!

Hoping this was a typo. 6 and 4 are next to 7 and 5 on the keyboard. Otherwise, this is, uh, Google-able. 

We sort of could buy it here in coupe form as the Mercury Cougar Read more

This car, along with the mid-size A-platform, really saved GM’s bacon after the twin small-car disasters of the ‘70s: Vega and X-platform. It’s main virtue was simplicity and reliability, which was the best GM could possibly hope for from it’s early FWD experiments. Read more

I’m going to a classic taking from another list:

Be my guest. On that performance, I’m going to hold out until about Steed8.

If only they came with a stick. . . .

I saw a rural mailman driving a Cutless (Ciera) Cruiser yesterday and could only be dumbfounded that the USPS actually allowed mail to be loaded into that vehicle.

Nice I liked the Old’s to and the XC looks sweet!

Too easy.

Hmmmmm. Not sure what to make of this. All of that expensive work, a new (?) transmission, new wheels, not a ton of miles (we’ve got a 2007 328ix that’s north of 175K right now) and much etc. Yet now he’s got it for sale? I don’t grok that, but hey, life events especially in 2020 are like that . . .
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Just voted. Blue gets 58.1%, Red gets 41.9%. I hope tomorrow it keeps that way.

I had a friend who owned a Volvo XC70, who used to bust my chops about my “POS” 2002 Olds Intrigue. Read more

Mine was the dark red on dark red velour...very period correct for GM of the time. Read more

Someone much wiser than me (although that bar is set pretty low) once said “A GM car will run like shit longer than most cars will run at all.” Read more