I've seen drywall scraps stuffed between the studs inside a closet wall. 

Former 5th wheeler here. with a typical stick & tin RV, it’s a matter of time before something leaks and rots the walls out.

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner!

they didnt deserve any respect. Did you ever own one?

+1 about the Avalons. My 2001 was probably the best car I ever had. 30k miles per year for 3 years and it barely had any trouble, sold it to my BIL and he totalled it in 6 months.

some man at work.

February 1981, downtown Honolulu. We didn’t see it happen, but the aftermath was clear. Somehow a 1965 Cadillac rammed a Datsun B-210 hard enough to break it in two just behind the driver’s seat.

Agreed on that dash. Still razor edge though. Just looks like the mesh on an electric razor. But the first thing I thought was early 60s European vibe (except the screen of course). I REALLY like it. Lower glass lines FTW.

Hi Torch, I’ve got another one for you. It’s my dearly departed Kubota B2320 (I really miss it but where we moved it just wasn’t needed).

General Motors did it a little differently in 1964.

Came here for this, wasn’t disappointed! Hey Xzibit, come over here...

The side post batteries were invented so the stylists could lower the hood and front valence heights.

All they needed to do was to mount that glass in a power assisted spurving bearing translated in a semi-boloid slot, problem solved.

At least it would fit in my garage!

And our 2003 LS 430 also has that sticker that says it requires premium.

Scones,

my 1985 F250 didnt have a tach either. Course it was a 6.9 diesel and redline about 3400 anyway.

Nawww, let’s take up to 1973. Gen 1 Civic.

... and I thought I was hot stuff bringing 18 linear feet of kitchen cabinets home in my ‘97 Ranger....

chiming in here with fellow 55ers...