“Properly” “working” “Yugo”

It is a properly working Yugo.

I think it would be a fascinating Jalopnik piece if you tried to restore it to whatever resembles a properly working Yugo. I estimate that will cost approximately 17 dollars.

It’s the first I’ve ever encountered to actually have a significant amount of positive camber on the front tires

Yeah, it’s not like we’re currently watching a rift form in the federal government between those who follow the Constitution/rule of law and those that blindly do whatever the orange President tells them to. Nothing bigger going on at all, no sirree, just anothern random, isolated incident. . .

Bubba, when I took my oath of allegiance, I didn’t have to offer fealty to the President. But I did have to affirm this:

They’re supposed to support the country, not the person in office.

So we’re these guys. Doesn’t look scary or fascist at all.

You fucking dumbass, no Navy unit serves a president (aside from that president being a US citizen like any other US citizen). We’re not in Chile or the Philippines or Thailand.

That’s a far more depressing figure.

Because it’s a 40 year old Buick and I know that for $1-2k less than that I can buy a 493 HP Mercedes

Nearly $30k for a ‘91 318is with 65k miles?

Anything on EAG’s site:

But was it the 23 window?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-Volkswagen-Bus-Vanagon-/222356731183?forcerrptr=true&hash=item33c57e752f:g:hogAAOSwJ7RYUcw0&item=222356731183

Ah, money laundering.

Any VW bus. At least the 911 is fun to drive.

Any 911.

Guess they finally tapped out the whole lucrative “fat people who frequent amusement parks” demo