Animals keep attacking it because it looks so lame.

Captain Finally I Get To Bring My Gun In The Cockpit sounds like Southwest, Frontier or Spirit material.

A fancy boy move, but less annoying knowing he’s one of the owners of the Nobu chain--a “get me one of those things we make” request.

Close on the price. It’s unusual, pretty and garish at the same time. I’d argue cars of this era look better with their original wheels than the standard “it’s a hot rod, get it?” mags. (Apologies to Boyd Coddington’s ghost).

Good for them. The world has a huge packaging/waste issue that’s not glamorous to talk about but needs to be addressed. 

Some potential PTSD-triggering ‘Nam flashbacks there.

The bigger story here is the Netflix series where Justice Thomas, finally kicked off SCOTUS, drives “Justice,” his ill-gotten RV, from town to town across America to rule on various legal issues, family squabbles and HOA disputes. The twist is that unlike the well-meaning leads of TV classics like Route 66 or Highway…

30+ years old, 150k+ miles, base, slow, squeaky, broken odometer, random wires, rust..

The plane has wheels, close enough for me.

The child speaks the truth. As someone who was in college in the ‘80s, I remember seeing my first Suzuki Samurai and the interior of a Mitsubishi Starion on campus and thinking, “whoa, the ‘70s are over.”

I loved the early seasons with Benny Hill, Margaret Rutherford and Field Marshal Montgomery.

Her parents are from Ingland.

And this is what insurance is for!

I’m going to say NP only because there’s nothing else like it, it represents some pure 1970s fun, and because I saw a Rockford Files rerun a few weeks ago where Jim rented a Monte Carlo and his dad, Rocky, referred to it as “a car like that,” meaning that it was considered a fancy, wealthier person’s car in its day.

A manual would have been fantastic, a car with everything. It was the same as the G platform and would have been easy! I used to google if anyone was doing manual swaps but it didn’t seem to be a thing.

Yup, I recently sold my 840 and was thinking this would be a similar, albeit slower, experience. The low miles make it tempting, and I got more than this for the BMW which had more than twice the miles. Why? Twenty years of receipts. Keep your receipts, people!

I’m imagining somebody like this stock photo.

Absolutely agree that the story is “spinned.” On the other hand, kinda cute how the car wouldn’t let go!

She’ll find out. It’ll happen to Kady, too, if nobody kills her for her ageism first.