430+ rwhp and haven’t broke the rear end yet!

3.8s do not have it.

I think it must be a regional thing.

Hey, it’s less than a 1994 Toyota Supra.

Stunning. Innovative. Bleeding edge.

Petit truck lid.

I’m hoping you’re right on the Genesis Coupe hahaha! I've been holding onto mine for 8 years now and I'll keep if for many more provided I don't blow it up or crash it. 

Bitch ass HOAs is right! Preach!

DR650

Yeah definitely not what happens in my area haha! We can only really cut indiscriminately where we have rights, such as on road allowances and easements/right of ways. Anyone plants stuff there it's fair game. 

My company is a bit of an enigma in that regard. All of our forestry is in house, which is not the industry norm.

I’m certain that was what they call a "fun day at the office".

I’ve never seen a locomotive look uncomfortable until this picture.

The answer I can give you for question 1 from my experience as someone who works in that sector is, no. As for 2, no idea.

Seems to be a popular thing these days.

Maybe I've driven too many shitty cars lol

I was thinking some sort of land boat. Like a delta 88 convertible, or some giant drop top caddy. Nothing newer than 1975. Fairly easy to repair mechanically. They suck on fuel but damn you can have a lot of fun driving around in an old land barge. You don't need to be fast. You don't need to feel the road. But you…

I tell ya, cavaliers are pretty durable vehicles even if they are soul sucking.

Haha mine was mint, had 180,000km on it when I bought it. Only issue it had was some rear wheel well rust, sometimes the speedo didn’t work when it was below -15C, and I had to splice a wire for the auto tx shifter that corroded away on the inside.

People confuse the term shit box for something that isn’t fun, rather than something that is a broken down piece of shit that can’t be relied upon.