Stop right there Sir!

I aspire to own this-ish car. I would replace the engine with a 60's era 420+ cubic inch Ford engine (I’m sure any engine would fit in the engine bay), slushbox, and a lsd, with the quietest exhaust i could find. Of course it would get new brakes behind 1974 ers looking rims. I would drive it with pride any day it was…

So true story. When I was a child (born dec 1981, my memories are from roughly 1987 until he sold it in 1993 or 1994 I think), my father drove a 1973 Lincoln Continental Mk IV. It was likely the most awesomely awful car to ever grace the roads.

I’d daily a DAF anyday.

I had a 2003 S-10, it would not do 80mph off of a cliff, BUT it carried all the crap I needed it to and never left me stranded.

I like his thinking! Screw the brakes!

Coming from Camdem I’m surprised it had an actual title. Also you are a brave man for buying a used car from anywhere near there.

Changing to turbine/electric hybrid may save on fuel cost but a big part of maintaining a big rig has to do with normal stuff like tires, which will wear quicker because of the extra weight, air brakes, suspension, things like that. A large truck with a sleeper can weigh over 17,000lbs by itself, if you add the…

Controversy aside, it seems to me that they are doing him a favor by not letting him eat there.

I believe it is required by law in NYC that you must blast the horn at all times. That should take care of the silent part.

I purchased a 2000 Wrangler brand new... My 3 requirements, as a 20 year old, were as follows...

I’m from Philadelphia... and I have a guy.

A friend of mine switched his old Camaro from a stick to automatic but he kept the clutch pedal under the floor mat so you would have to press it down that little bit to start the car. That was the best security system I have ever seen someone come up with on the fly.

The Diablo, as beautiful as it was, was just another exotic car from when it came out... That was my opinion at the time and I still feel that way.

Do you think it would be in your best interest to get a different color car just to help out your liver a little and to avoid pesky legal situations?

I am surprised Mississippi has any laws about drinking and driving at all. I remember having to drive a ridiculous distance many times just to find a place that sold beer. The bible belt is very tight in that state which meant lots of dry areas. To be honest that part of the south was a bit off putting, well at least…

I lived in the south for a bit and it was referred to as “the war of northern aggression” on quite a few occasions.

Scene Open: 2am - Roosevelt Blvd - Philadelphia, PA

Short ownership but terrible car.