If he is flying in uniform is because he had to, for his job, and in the military we are not allowed to fly in uniform in first class. On top of that we are expected to have our uniforms serviceable and wrinkle free, even when we're wearing them, even after a flight. Basically this First Sergeant is screwed: can't fly…

I've been in the military for 16 years and I have never seen that happen. And I fly a lot for my job.

Fitroën

Same thing I thought...

I work in military aviation and it's a constant pain having to remind all these brave young men that the Veterean's Administration does not pay for hearing loss because ear plugs are provided for free at work... 90% of the time is some wanna-be tough country fuck who thinks covering his ears will make his dick fall…

NASCAR wants to be taken seriously, but then there 's this, and all I think is NO.

At least it wasn't god making people do fucked up things this time.

I saw this 1904 De Dion fire truck at a hill climb in Germany. He was racing up the hill at full 1904 speed, using all of his 40 horsepower. Needless to say it was one of the most memorable cars at the race.

Swedish car makers know how to make great seats. Saab also always had great chairs, Volvo us Bo different.

They're excellent cars. Fast, roomy, comfortable, can be economic if you don't floor it to feel the boost all the time. Mechanics are solid, make sure you get one with the latest PCV system and no engine oil sludge problems. Electronics on older cars can be iffy, save money for repairing those. In three years of…

It's also a sign of disrespect to call a First Sergeant only a Sergeant. They are also addressed by their full rank, First Sergeant.

Engine is behind front wheels.

I guess his Johnson Controls his brain...

Kombi is just the German and Swedish word for station wagon, so I would strike that out for VW and Saab.

I for one laughed heartily at some of those pictures!

I switched my Facebook language to British English and I get the old layout. Update foiled. For now...

I imagine so! Although I did say the car had five seats I never said it was roomy, particularly in the back seat.

Hah! I also owned a Kia Pride, the Korean market version of the Festiva. Same car, only five doors instead of three. Not a Kei car, the 121/Pride/Festiva is a huge car compared to the Tico!

He was active in his F1 career the same time I was watching F1 races religiously. I remember hearing his name all the time. Much respect for the veteran. RIP Andrea.

One of the best cars I owned during the six years I lived in South Korea was a Daewoo Tico, which is based on the 1988 Suzuki Alto, a typical Kei car.