This isn’t a daily driver. That $3k would be better spent on a Corolla if a daily driver is needed. It seems like a odd toy to buy, especially with AC in need of work.  That, and the Zephyr isn’t fun.

All station wagons should come with at least the option of woodgrain siding. Always remember: “no wood, no good.”

Runs, under 3K...two out of three ain’t bad.

If the a/c needs recharge that means there is a leak.  Putting propane in a leaking system surrounding an IC engine isn't a recipe for long term success.  NP for me as all the fox chassis upgrades for a Mustang will fit.

It’d make the PERFECT sleeper. A wild, twin turbo 5.0, with intakes from the inner two headlights. Very quiet exhaust. Lots of suspension upgrades. Keep the wheel covers, but get some wide steel wheels and tires for the rear. Purge the nitrous through those silly side vents. DONE.

Please dont use the propane tank left over from 4 BBQs ago...

I hate everything about this car.

An unblemished original survivor that still runs and at a semi-reasonable price, is an almost automatic Nice Price!

If police can destroy private property because it could be used as a weapon, then they can destroy pretty much anything they want. Th argument is absurd on its face. Hopefully Minneapolis will be paying to have these tires replaced and identifying and firing these officers.

That’s if they HAVE functional backups. Don’t be too sure of that.

There is no replacement for displacement offsite tape.

Sadly this doesn’t help the USPS one iota, but if your Canadian readers are feeling wistful that Canada Post doesn’t have custom stamps — actually, yes they do.

Or even easier than being reactive and calling each place after they deliver and telling them not to deliver again would be to be PROACTIVE and fucking move to a different place.  

Writing about the Postal Service’s financial problems without mentioning how the problem was manufactured with legislation designed to cripple it is journalistic malpractice. https://ips-dc.org/how-congress-manufactured-a-postal-crisis-and-how-to-fix-it/

I was in bliss as it didn’t do that for two hours, I was really into it. And then...

Yay, Florissant made the news!

You misspelled “vuvuzela.”

Historians a 1000 years from now:
“In the year 2020, a great pandemic arrived in the San Francisco Bay region, leading the denizens of the area to build the ‘Great Wailing Bridge’ as a monument to mark their mourning - of the valuable profits that had been lost during the economic shutdown caused by the plague. It was…

2020, screaming blood-red bridge? Checks out.

GG Bridge District claims that they knew this would be a result, and I tend to believe them. We get crazy winds through the gate all the time, but once in a while they’re extra nuts, and you just can’t design around physics completely.