Too soon, Matt.

I think I can do something about that.

I would love to pretend! Thank you very much.

He’s a friar.

I saw “Being Evel” at the Seattle Film Fest and lemme tell ya, you’re in for a good flick.

Nobody talks about how much fun they had working on their project road.

You're a savior!

site is down now.... thanks!

I feel you - I lived in a complex once who were so adamant about not letting people work in the parking lots that I once got yelled at for just CHECKING THE OIL in the parking lot. They would have probably called the cops had I tried to raise it and change the oil.

I know what you mean. I used to live in an apartment. And I'd change the oil early in the morning. Sometimes it would start raining. But there are a few DIY garages where they let you rent shop space and you do your own work.

Swapped out a engine/drivetrain from a donor WRX and put them into a good roller in my friends apartment complex. Shared parking with no cover, it was an experience.

Same here. I grew up in a small town and had a bunch of friends with shops and garages they would let me work on my crap in. Now, I live in the Twin Cities and and my lease says I can't work on my vehicles there. I've broken that rule a couple of times but it still sucks. I try to save maintenance and repair for…

They are beautiful but under appreciated vehicles. I still lust over it when it's parked in my own garage.

Psh, why wait for that? I have a 1973 1800ES that I'll sell ya!

This is the only one I care about.

It bothers me that The Buzzcocks are in the 7th line.

Nice work by Mallory (there's a reason this woman's my girlfriend!) to call this to Jalopnik and Travis's attention. I would agree and say this is everything that's wrong with "automotive journalism," except I don't believe such a thing exists.

To be fair, Mallory had the balls to post it. God I love that woman. :-)