Next, the Zumwalts and Ticonderogas (or Ticos).

‘94 - ‘95 had a 4.9 Windsor; the 4.6 didn’t come until the next year.

The Highlander takes the top spot because obviously there can be only one.

If you’ve ever been to Hawaii you’ll know the answer is a Toyota truck.

No need to apologize to philly. It is a garbage town full of garbage people who survive on heroin and mastubating to Rocky.

Nice price, as it would cost more than the asking to buy one of these and do all the mods. 

How the hell do CVTs work?

Bought this beauty for $50 and can of spam (both listed in bill of sale). It leaks oil, the transmission is starting to go, and it needs a water pump. It’s still a hoot to drive and is a champ in the snow. But cannot seem to part it with it, it got me through some really craptastic years.

This take is good. Somewhere between stuffing the engine back into the Z and mending the rust on the E30, I stopped caring about the polished, pristine cosmetics. Nice stuff only sets you up for disappointment. Set that bar low and enjoy the damn thing.

I hope the new Ranger gets a Splash version 

Who would have guessed that a well maintained car would have made it on a trip across a series of well maintained roads? A couple of modern Charlie Lindbergh’s y’all are.

WELCOME TO FLAVORTOWN

powered by Donkey Sauce 

I’m going to literally bathe in Monstar until the next installment of Gymkhana so I can be baptized properly. When it drops I shall be known as Saint Kyle Vapo of the Flat Brimmed.

yeah nothing like jamming along to your favorite tunes around a nice fast sweeper to suddenly have the speakers fly off the shelf and onto the floor or the heads of your backseat passengers 

when I was younger I put box speakers in the back of my saab 900 sedan on the shelf with wires just running along the floor, something like this but with the speakers facing up

If it did, it would probably come in rebadged on another manufacture.

Meh, Philly.

SVT Focus (or ST170 in Euros). Always wanted one and still think they look great.