The 11’8” bridge has piping underneath it, which would be costly to relocate. Might be a similar situation here.

eeek, all hard to look at

Mid-sized truck, overemphasized wheel wells.

1985 Chrysler Laser. Oh yeah, Turbo.. well, not K-car, but damn close enough. And you’re (currently) only gonna spend a *fifth* of the budget on this beauty. Think of all the other fifths you can buy with the rest of your money!

For the last decade or two, pickups have basically been divided between the big, soft American models versus the rest-of-world models which just need to carry a few 50kg sacks down a dirt road, with no concessions to luxury. The old Ranger was small, harsh, frugal, and practical. Part of me worries that the new Ranger…

I don’t think they’re really “giving us” the GT so much as “letting us” look at it.

Some of us still need that agricultural vehicle. It's why I'm constantly looking at 25 year old Defenders.

there is life outside Uncle Sam’s empire you guys

Mustang. Turbo. GT350. Convertable. Call yourself toilet seat cause you’re getting ass!! And it’s a manual so you can keep your right hand busy while you are fighting them off with a stick! Current bid at <$5,000 so you’ll have enough to clean up after yourself when you’re done. Now where’s my free T-shirt?

Lol, they charged extra money for GTA V just to give you in game currency that would’ve taken you 3 game sessions to make? I’d be steamed too

Some terrain can be very tricky with certain areas prone to flooding and also a lot of police and other emergency vehicles are used to support others, namely the ambulance service, in very hazardous weather and mountain rescue teams for searches, etc...

Taken from a Facebook group called British Emergency Vehicles.

I love the E32 7-Series, mainly because it was my first car. I got a hand me down 90k mile 1990 750iL in 1998. Put 50k miles on it in 1.5 years. At which point the adjustable suspension went out and replacing all four corners cost more than the car was worth all together. Ended up trading it on the first E46 328i the…

Being familiar with spring loaded punches from other uses, that’s the exact style I bought and put in my cars. I used Command(TM) Cord Clips and looped the keyring to them. I mounted them where they could be reached if the vehicle is upside down.

This is why some systems should stay mechanical instead of going electrical.

Never used it; always have it.

Standard equipment in my cars. Should be one in your car to.

Crazy that nobody was around to hear or see him.