I think I got pretty close to 25 on make, probably 20 make and model. Year? pfffttt. Not that good.

That’s great!

Man, that approach is exactly what killed Deadspin. More politics, please.

Couldn’t stand this book. Rejoiced when it was over.

I always have time for Hunter S.

I unashamedly love Moby Dick - it’s actually really funny in places. If you are on Twitter, https://twitter.com/MobyDickatSea is a great one to follow.

Love this book!

If you’re enjoying Bully Pulpit, Erik Larson’s new biography of Winston Churchill during the Blitz is fantastic: The Splendid and the Vile

Mmmmm, I love Raymond Chandler. Haven’t read him in forever, I’ll need to dust that collection off.

With my Land Rover locked in quarantine, and our semi-annual trip to Utah on hold, I’ve been dreaming about the red rock country. So, I’m currently on a re-read of Edward Abbey’s classic Desert Solitaire.

Buy from your local bookstores!!

Godspeed, Ballaban!

Nostalgic NP - a long while ago I had an ‘87 model in exactly this spec, but with the automatic transmission. Slow, loud, and super uncomfortable, but so much fun up in the mountains. It would really go anywhere. Such honest little trucks.

Yeah, so sharp! I wonder how many of these are left out there...

A little bit of a stretch, but I bet $1500 takes this one. Radwood here we come!

Just five?

Days have their ups and downs given the current global environment

Good stuff! I think the 3M adhesive they recommend is the 80 model, though 77 is supposed to work as well. 

Oh, this one was sagging alright. 

Currently working on replacing the headliners for my ‘92 Defender. I like this turquoise color, but I think I’m going to redo this one, the glue just didn’t stick in some places like I’d hoped. I think I need to use a different glue, as well.

I have been absolutely crushing car projects over the last two weeks since I started “working from home”, especially on my ‘92 Defender, which I’m turning into a slow but cool-looking adventure rig.