Having the car free and clear is the rainy day fund. It means that you aren’t going to become unemployed because suddenly the bank has repoed your car, and it means that if absolute worst comes to worst, you can sell the car and get a little cash back without the bank automatically taking it all.

Human trafficking victim?

“Do shitty stuff, expect shitty results.”

I promise you that’s exactly what they did.

Own one: Can confirm. Boost is fun. Mileage be damned. 

Kyle definetely lost the love feeling...

Because shut up, Kyle.

“He needs something to write about” is not accurate. If it were, I wouldn’t have bought the same car I’ve been writing about for years. And the same thing goes with my recent Wagoneer acquisition—I’ve already written ad nauseam about essentially that same vehicle (Project Redwood).

Probably normal

There was more passing in that gif than in an entire season of F1! 

I do.

They may be horribly dated, but man those seats look comfortable. Like a well worn rocking chair, I just want to sink into one and relax.

I picked this up for my friends 16yo daughter last month. 101k miles, no repairs needed, $2,800.

I’ve had my truck for over a decade now, and I’ll be keeping it indefinitely because new trucks now are ridiculous.

Thanks for the update. The uncertainty was killing us.

Incorrect. The ideal aerodynamic profile is the full teardrop. Just because you get most of the benefit with a partially chopped profile kamm doesn’t mean it isn’t better to continue the smoothing.

Emissions. It’s all about emissions. Open deck blocks are far more emissions friendly due to the need to accurately regulate cylinder temp. More to the point, for stock performance with modern controls open deck is better. You have a larger amount of possible coolant flow to better control cylinder temperatures within…

The show sets up that Negan is seeing things. Like the river he drinks out of that’s actually sand.

I’m with you. I just bought a home with sizable property back in Feb, and I’m now admitting to myself I need a truck. Every weekend I’ve got a project I can’t do because I don’t have a means to get things home or off my property. And while it may be cheaper to constantly have things delivered or to rent a truck, all…