When I worked in nightclub in the Disney World area in the 80s’ I rubbed elbows very briefly with a ton of celebs. Gloria Estefan and her husband Emilio were very nice. Bob Hope was a very gracious man. I got to talk to him several times since he was a regular visitor. Robert Plant was just about the coolest person on…

And only if I am out of ammo or carrying a completely inadequate caliber. Then, and only then, will I run.

More 7.62x39 expended, you mean.

I loved that game!

Did the rider commit a traffic infraction? Yep. Did the old guy do something one could say was stupid or even malicious with severe consequences? Yep. Did one deserve the other? No way. If I was the judge, Crum would never operate anything larger than an Wal Mart scooter again.

MD buddy of mine is a Jeep fanatic. Daily drives a Wrangler.

And woe be unto you that pumps your own gas. I had no idea this was a thing until the red-faced attendant came storming over to berate me into getting back into my car. "It's ILLLEEEEGAL!!!!" he bellowed. Fortunately for him, I was already done. So I left and I'm sure I was placed on the DHS Pumps His Own Gas in NJ…

I think that may be for the DRLs. Check the forums to be sure.

Check Ebay. They have them for $80 for the pair. You'll need the switch as well. Many YouTube videos for the install. I picked up the Diode Dynamics bulbs for mine. Pricey but makes a huge difference.

Spent a week hoon....tooling around Florida in one of these. I'm completely enamored.

Ahh, but can you not also make bridges out of stone?

I see what you did there.

Tell them they can race all they want in Compton after dark.

There is another hack of the stock plate holder where you use toggle bolts to bolt it to the lower grill. There may be something like that for the Dart. I do like the Show and Go idea. Just watch for curbs.

I'll be happy to fight it if all those commenters send me $40.00.

A more accurate headline would be "The Washington Post Sucks".

I have one of those stow and go front plate holders on my Challenger. I sort of mangled it on a curb. Got a new one but was too lazy to go out during the winter and put it on. Got the same ticket in Virginia. Rather than go to court for the fix it part of the ticket, I paid the $40.00. The day off I would have had to…

This was before the interwebz. Fortunately, most of the trim was intact and the few things I needed were still pretty common NOS parts. Hardest thing to come by was the trim on the front of the hood. Had to make one out of the rear gate trim from a Rambler wagon.

Full restoration of a 1969 AMX. I didn't do the paint and body work but I did restore the drive train, suspension, steering, and interior. I've rebuilt several motors. About the only thing I won't attempt is working on an automatic transmission. Way too many little parts. And the one time I tried it, it cost me twice…