Don’t forget, Triumph makes some pretty great looking retro bikes

To answer number 1 - Cost and complexity... also, the turbo engine that they have doesn’t “just fit”. The engine in the BRZ sits much lower that it does in the Impreza. The turbo is too low and the exhaust is on the wrong side of the engine.

This is kind of crazy. The old one is asking more money than the newish one. 

The top side intakes look to integrated. I like how the look added on with the original.

My F150 came with a code from the factory, but you’re supposed to change it, which I did. 

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I didn’t buy that 30 foot boat, or open a bar, so I guess I’ll get a new 911 GT3... all of which I couldn’t afford in the first place.

Honestly, IMO it’s the best looking (base) midsize out there. Looking forward to seeing what they do with the power plant in the next 2 years.

My guess, Factory Resto-Mod

Since this is a tail dragger it has a pretty limited view of what’s in front when not up to speed, and given that kayaks are generally low to the water, my guess is the pilot didn’t see the kayaker paddle into their path and wasn’t aware of them until they were leveling out. With that said, I would not be paddling…

I’m 6'3" and 225... which is my heaviest. In my late 20's early 30's I could fly this thing with a laptop and back pack.

Shit, so I have to lose 25 pounds just to fly it naked. 

When I lived in Hollywood people would persistently park in the middle of a street section large enough for two cars, or not pull far enough up or back to the car in front of them essentially eliminating the ability for another car to park in front or behind them. I quickly created and printed out a polite little…

The road trip I would do again would be the three day trip I took with my brother in 2006 from Basel, Switzerland to Milan, to San Gimignano (Via the coast), to Rome. Best food, people and scenery I’ve ever experienced in my life. The 5 speed diesel Opel Astra wasn’t the best road trip car, but it was comfortable…

Probably the emergency battery disconnect and/or fire suppression... granted that does seem like a precarious place to put those things. 

A couple years ago I got it for my Xbox from the Xbox store for like $5. Works great and brings back a ton of memories. 

Or where the chrome molding was attached. 

I’m thinking it’s a 1966 Coronet Convertible.

just long press on the top, scroll to the bottom, select copy, and then paste it where you want it.

They kind of do make “RVs” that fly. A private 777 is pretty much a flying house. Granted, you’re not going to land this thing in a national park...