Not to mention 60's tires

Ah, but there may be no carb tuning; at least some of these corvettes were fuel injected.

Purchased the Subaru in 2007 from a dealer with 35K miles; has been in central Oregon since I’ve owned it (high desert / dry climate). So almost no salt, heavy snows occasionally; see picture, Subaru is the car in back..

Umbrage taken.

“Your run-of-the-mill 1987 Cherokee was rated for a 23 MPG highway; this one gets 24.”

Why didn’t they just turn off the water to the falls?

Honorable mention, since its kinda a car movie: Repo Man

Ferris Buellers Day Off..

O and dont forget the AMC corkscrew jump:

Always wanted a Lotus / submarine

Also the average GVW is probably higher, with all the SUVs and brodozers on the road today.

A friend suggested this as an alternative:

Find one in every car... you’ll see

‘Anal gland’; hah!

Purchased a ‘71 Ford F100 in May, with title and bill of sale.
Title has a signature that matches the name printed on it.. he was not present at day of sale.. seller had different name (red flag #1).
Sent title into DMV.. and waited. And waited.
Pandemic is affecting the Oregon DMV mightily, I assumed.
Nearly 3 months go…

Am just imagining the gasoline fumes from the outboard; prob that car never smelt the same again

‘at coffee break’

Always liked the look of Nash vehicles; just look at this one in Idaho. Cool hood ornament, eh?

Lemme verify by examining my fleet...

now you just sound like Aleister Crowley.