Don’t think you want to be a CNA at 70, but hey to each their own!

Thanks! She’s honestly always given me another perspective on things. We lived with her for most of my teenage years so I learned things very different from my friends.

Honestly not a bad idea at all. Her Fusion has been well maintained and just hit 100k last year. She bought it with 50k on it, so she babies the hell out of it. She has been looking at CUV’s due to them being easier to get in and out of, and the AWD as she still drives to work here in Wisconsin.

Dont you remember when Front Row ran the #77 and drove Toyota’s for a year?

I agree, but “DHR” wasn’t much better

1st couple: My grandmother is on the same issue as you. She has an 09 Fusion that is serving her well but it’s starting to need more repairs and she’s liking the propsect of a “new” vehicle in her life. She lives at home and doesn’t have many bills after my grand father passed. We’ve talked and the conclusion is she…

I think it’s just a name where you recognize both parties. It’d be like if Petty joined forces with the Wood Brothers. You could call it “43XXI Racing”

Easy.

If anyone wants a cheery review, look no further.

Look at Mr. Bradley with his Porsche and his wagon and his camper. Doesn’t he know towing that camper causes low fuel economy and hurts the enviornment?

No one reads their manuals! Hell, they weigh 2 pounds so Bradley throws em out to save weight!

As someone who enjoys expensive hobbies, I looked into buying a plane one time.

Touchless with the underbody spray is a godsend in the winter for the fleet here. Once a week during the winter, usually when filling up, $5 at the local station and it keeps it clean until Spring when I can bust out the deep clean (wash, clay, wax).

Body shop?

Nah man. Stolen street signs and pop rivets!

He’s never let me done this before, but being that it’s special circumstances and all. He says I can knock $100 of that TruCoat.

The Excalibur was made in Milwaukee? That explains why I’ve seen a few in the suburbs of Milwaukee...

I wouldn’t say that NASCAR’s anti-racist rhetoric is hollow. How they’ve reacted to other drivers and employees pushing back about the confederate flag ban, support of BLM and Bubba, along with the suspension of Larson are all pretty strong.

Such a fun series and a great “stepping stone” to more racing for more people. Glad to see it moving along with IMSA!

Man that is my 90's Nirvana, so hard to find local.

Insanely good. A drunken Yoohoo, my friends call it.