On top of that, the L67 Supercharged 3800 was actually more reliable than the N/A motor. The supercharger sits on top of the engine so it’s metal touching metal. Whereas the N/A motor has a plastic manifold on the metal engine. That’s a big reason for the issues with these motors.

These are always entertaining. One of my personal favorite KO/Bootlegs is the Not-Thomas-the-Tank-Engine Combiner (there are actually a few versions).

Pretty sure he meant flying.

Yet it was a continuation of the ‘space-frame’ enclosed design that the C4 introduced as a departure from a ladder frame! For illustration (in consecutive order):

New Edge Mustang to S197. New Edge was the last of the fox-platform cars, which ran the same basic setup from ‘79 through 2004. The S197 was a huge step forward, a totally fresh chassis that was the first-ever Mustang-unique platform, fixed all of the suspension issues, huge improvement in ergonomics, and chassis…

No they wouldn’t. Rich men were competing like this for centuries, befre wha we know as media even existed. None of them are reading, listening, or even caring if the plebs are reading about their activities.

“OH SHIT!” warning lights ignored.

Spelled “TRX” for Troglodyte Reactionary eXtremist.

Tesla Model 3. It has some weird halo effect despite being ugly and having a bargain basement interior... And that's before getting into the quality issues. It drives fine, it's fast, and electric... But since when does that get it a free pass when it also costs $50k?

I think of Ranma 1/2 as 80's more than 90's too

Nope, not until the LS powered C5 vettes unless he had a 1990 ZR1. 

I have never done anything but a little karting but what you say here makes a lot of sense.

HR is fundamentally broken in this country. It is presented as a confidential department intended to help the employee in these and other employment related matters when, in fact, it is not confidential and intended to do the opposite.

Martian Manhunter is not mind-blowing. What’s mind-blowing is “Booster Gold being mistaken for the Green Lantern in a homage to that one JLU episode.”

Unfortunately the bikes you’ll find at estate sales won’t be anything you’d want, unless you like chrome, tassels, and oil all over your garage floor. 

The Dodge Journey: The cheapest crossover for people who bought the cheapest condoms.

Most hot rod owners are chrome-loving posers who baby-drive to car shows.
“This things putting out 450 hp!”
“Really, what’ll it do on the strip?”
“Oh I’d never drive it fast.”

Fucking owned!!

You know what else hits hard? A 50lb toddler

An LS4 fits with some fab work.