That’s quite God, especially if you weren’t trying to wring out the best MPG.

To be fair, the Ktulu that sits atop my 88 F-150's I6 barely fits in the nose.

I always get the lifted Brodozers trying to race me when I’m driving my beater truck with the window down (because no A/C).

This van came from a time before they overloaded that heck out of conversions...

Sorry, but I’d try and motion the rider to pull over so I could get a closer look and maybe a ride.

So who will be the first to run a Victoria’s Secret sticker in the middle of the thong?

Fair enough. I have no horse in this race... Already have a time machine

6 minutes is an awful lot of Top Fuel passes...

She’s a good beast. We just put about 1300 miles on her driving to Vegas. 70s Conversion Van with tedneck glass pack exhaust is not your everyday Vegas aight apparently (especially for the Asian tourists).

Looking at the options sheet, these were ordered as work vans then built out with the best of 1970s RV technology:

Yeah, but burning all the hair off your arms or burning your eyebrows off is a real possibility of you are not paying attention while tuning.

I guess 1985 was a step up from 1979. I’m used to acres of blue plastic/vinyl and velour. Oh and blue cut pile carpet!

I was referring to the legend that Keith Moon told Jimmy Page their new band would go down like a lead balloon.

Heck o had 15s on the Echo. Factory was 13 or 14 inches. I despise wheel covers though so I have a thing about getting rims for my cars...

Crud! I forgot that it was built in Belfast. Did it sail out of Liverpool then?

Well played.

I was referring to the old story about Keith Moon claiming that the new group would go down like a lead balloon; hence the name Led Zeppelien.

Since its British Top Gear, I think a more British comparison is what we need.

Long live blue interiors!

Needs more lights... And NACA ducts!