OK, not “in the bank” but “in the brokerage”. Pretty much the same thing these days, given the deregulation of the financial sector.

See the James Madison notes of Tuesday, August 23, 1787, if you want a Founders’ view of the definition of militia. It’s quite clear they were speaking of organized military service under state command.

Cool. Hard to tell online.

Read the First. Thirteen. Words.

I think this is near the border of NP/ND, but definitely falls into Nice Price because the body isn’t mostly iron oxide lace.

Nope. “Sovereign Citizens” are basically childhood Beastie Boys and Twisted Sister fans all grown up.

I often wish I were amoral and greedy, so I could get in on the grifting of these sweet, sweet summer children.

Counter: I bought four bikes for the family during the pandemic.

Even this new Maverick barely gets better mileage than a full-sized V6 truck, because you can’t actually buy the hybrid.

Ford never took my original attempted day one order. They promised that a local dealer would get back to me within 24 hours.

The snarky “No Dice” answer is correct; even $1800 is too much for this project car.

I agree. The original was most directly comparable to a Chevelle or a Torino, not a Camaro or Mustang.

It sure looks great in red, but it’s about $1500-3000 overpriced. I’d pay that for a larger version in this condition.

I’ve driven hundreds of miles out of my way to avoid all of small town Alabama because this shit has been going on for ages down there.

I’m going to laugh my ass off if Mercedes and Audi make a big deal out of continuing to make V12 engines after these are gone.  And they should do just that.

If I ever buy an XJ, I’ll be offering the seller an extra $500 if they’re willing to install new leaf springs on the back first.  Even if the ones on there are still good.  For the lolz. 

I still do. I like the stainless steel, and the design works really well for my Diamond SpeedStar video card.

Exhaust tips are like lipstick on a prostitute’s asshole.

With that registration fee, the blue one isn’t likely to stay in California.

I’ll never understand why the sedan wasn’t styled similar to the much better looking coupe. Or, if they weren’t sharing a style, why they shared the same name.