You are a fool. A mint Aero (euro SPG) will fetch over 15,000 Euro in Germany. And before you say "that's in Europe, no bearing on US market", I say you are mistaken. Germans and Swedish Saab collectors are starting to buy rust free cars from America as the 900 is over 30 years old now. Good rust free Saabs in great…

And my final one for tonight, here is the Zé do Fusca website. It's sort of an online junk yard, loads of parts here for Brazilian VWs as well as other Brazilian cars: Puma, Willys, MP Lafer, etc. It's a treasure trove of vintage VW parts: http://www.zedofusca.com.br/?load=home&idm…

Just for a visual reference, here is the origin of the Fafá tailights... that's the cover of one of Fafá de Belém's albums...

According to the Brazilian Wikipedia entry for the Fusca, from 1979 the Fusca 1300 had the smaller amber-red-white lens, while the Fusca 1600 had the Fafá lights. In 1983 all Fuscas had the Fafá lights.

Furthermore... I was under the impression Brazilian bugs had two different sizes of amber-red-whites, and here is a picture that proves it. The larger ones are nicknamed "Fafá", after a famous Brazilian singer with huge tits, Fafá de Belém.

The Brazilian OEM lights are made by Polimatic.

Oh yeah, look at a Google image search of Fusca Série Ouro: http://tinyurl.com/os3z36w

I don't usually make memes, but when I do I use memegenerator.net.

Although the shape is the same as the 1973-2003 lights, you are missing the smoked black taillights of some late-model Brazilian Fuscas, like the Fusca Série Ouro:

The local Skoda dealer has some good prices on their cars, but no Yeti on the brochure.

Yup, 15 years in Army now, right now in Germany, about to PCS to Fort Eustis soon. I am one of those rare Staff Sergeants that has NOT deployed yet. Seems like everywhere I go something gets in the way. Either the timing is wrong (unit just deployed before I PCS in, or deploys after I PCS out), deployment gets…

In reality, that translates to having enough power in any situation while still returning great fuel economy. It's not GTD fast of course, but fast enough for sure.

The start-stop function is also unknown in Yetiland, but I didn't miss it for a second as its the biggest bullshit automakers came up with in the last decade or so.

I imagine racers can't recce the course and must use pre-made pace notes, and whoever made them fucked up.

You in 16 CAB?

Boy legislator, ad full of crosses over the stars and stripes, masturbating to idling cars... no. Fuck no.

I'm kidding, they keep the wood from doing further damage to the airframe.

They're posturepedic.

When a landing gear gers ripped on one of our Chinooks we make a platform of railroad ties or pallets, then throw some soft cushion on top (smelly old barracks mattresses work), and have the flight engineer guide the pilot to land on top of it.

Saab 96