“I am buying a Chevy.”

Are corporations (e.g Stellantis) good?

If you’re replacing said brake line, just cut it off and use a 6-pt socket. Otherwise, use some penetrating oil and go slowly.

Time to bust out the Fuel Shark.

In mother Russia, the video links you.

Two Door Base with Squatch package. Will wait a couple years for the recalls to pass and rebates to kick in...

Not a minivan......not a minivan.....

I did this a year or so and realized that the buttery-like spread I was eating was nearly half oil, which offended my butter-loving heart.  So I stopped making/eating it and instead invested $1 in a nice ceramic butter dish to leave out on the counter with soft butter in it.  

Nah. It’s protectionism that is keeping this out of the US market. The chicken tax and gargantuan federalization costs are designed to stifle free trade and keep outsiders out.

Maybe keep the phone and replace the wife? 😉 

I never understood the hate for these cars.

I had the opportunity to drive one a couple years ago, and it was fun if not blisteringly fast or beastly sounding. I honestly had a great time driving it around Eastern Kentucky back/mountain roads.

Former Green Beret Highly Skilled at Difficult Extractions

A company like Superformance or Factory Five needs to get on making Pantera kits. Modern Mustang drivetrain with power steering and good brakes would be just about perfect.

First of all, I don’t have a law degree, but the lawyer I spoke to for the article does, and he disputes your characterization of what the law is “supposed”to do (I read the law as well and think he’s got a point).

This. I have only owned GM trucks. I have owned four of them, and loved them all. I’m at 13 years and counting on my ‘06 Sierra, but if I were to buy a new truck now, it’d be an F-150. The new Silverado is HIDEOUS, and the GMC is very bleh. I like the way the Ram looks, but I am not prepared to trust FCA’s quality…

I swipe a clean fork that is freshly wrapped in napkins on the table next to me.

Id buy it in a heartbeat. I miss my '70. It had neither a rad overflow tank nor a temperature gauge so you can guess how it died.

The space for a hardtop convertible would likely require a trunk, which would make the looks exponentially worse. 

“We’re having 3 pounds of bacon for breakfast. Daddy needs to mow the lawn.”

THE HARLEY 125!!!
I HAD ONE OF THOSE IN 1977!