You weren’t joking, although this is a ‘22.

I am a sucker for that blue, but this is a bit steep for the questions unanswered.

I was going to complain about there not being a shifter adapter, searched a bit on the site and found just that

GT 3 was such a bump up going to the PS2, it really was the first game where I started using the term photorealistic! like a dipshit high schooler. But man, that sun glare off the pavement for the first time really was a trip.
What a well designed game overall, even if we had to wait for it forever. 

The proportions are so cartoonishly whack it just... I love it.

I’m now immensely disappointed this wasn’t about falling blocks threatening civilization as we know it, and the one man crazy enough to stack us out of it. 

This is understated Radwood royalty right here, but still a hard sell at 5k like everyone said.

That Opel Manta is fantastic as well. 

This right here would be a destination vacation reason, the Paris leg. 

Yeah, the two doors. I was shopping imports for a long bit before their prices got stupid. I didn’t know they made a two door till I saw one parked in a neighborhood like 8 years ago and then started looking. 

The windshield attracted rocks are a definite, I’ve had to skip over to the parking lot fix it guy several times, some dead center viewline hits. 

On snowy surfaces you don’t have to worry about the scrape and it can help keep you from locking the brakes up as easily. 

Locking hubs on a 4wd in the winter make things really fun. 

Around Denver there is one highway that seems to be a lawless zone, I-225 through Aurora. I have a friend who lives out in that direction and every time, as soon as you get off I-25 to I-225 you slowly realize you are doing twenty over in the middle lane and still getting passed on the right by cars with one…

That Montero was really eye catching until I saw it was the 4 cylinder. I mean, it was in pretty ish shape overall with the driver seat, but that thing is probably still a great buy for someone.

We were snowboard bums making an amateur video in an RV with season passes to every resort in the state, chasing the storms was the plan. We just never got into anything sketchy enough to need chains on all fours until we did. 

A++ to wheeling in a Subie, that was what us mountain kids did in high school for fun all the time, or those of use who didn’t have trucks or SUVs. The Subie will make it you just gotta be choosy with your line.

I love how there is enough room in the engine bay for at least one more engine. 

That definitely shifts the meta as three of the four top decks were Zabu based, then the fourth was silver surfer and sera based.