You are going to give a ‘wake up sheeple!’ speech about a population that first has to be concerned about staying alive because they don’t have food? This soldier was supposedly among the better fed. It’s hard to to have the burning urge for freedom in your gut when it’s empty. And do you think they have the 2nd…

Except when you can’t get going in the first place.

Perfection. You fall in love with the combination the first time you pull away from a stoplight smoothly and effortlessly in deep snow while everyone else is back at the light trying to find traction. I just replaced the Blizzaks of 6 winter seasons on my WRX with a new set.

This looks like an interesting extinguisher

Was in Beijing last month and my favorite was this one in the hutong area

In 1974 I bought a Toyota Corona SR5 new from a dealer. I once had it in for service and they gave me a late 60's 510 as a loaner for a couple days. I was never so sorry to have to give a loaner back. If I had driven it first I never would have bought the Toyota.

My NA has A/C that I use even with the top down. On really hot sunny days it feels nice to point 3 vents of hard blowing ice cold air at yourself.

And red paint - Infrared

If only all we had to do was kneel down to make either Trump or Pence go away.

I’m seeing an ‘84 Maxima

Um, “Motor Trend Magazine”?

No, it truly sucked in its own time and compared to its contemporaries. This was not Datsun’s answer to the Celica. This was there Corolla. An equally cheap tin can people mover with the same propensity to rust by just being shown a salt shaker. Just because something is rare does not necessarily make it valuable no…

I’m old enough to remember why. They were slow and handled like crap. It sucked then and I’m sure age hasn’t improved it. A tin can that hasn’t lost its shine is still just a tin can.

I’m suddenly missing John Belushi

I go the opposite way and ask the buyers to supply a phone number in their response to my ad. This helps to indicate real interest in what I am selling. All contact is through CL email. When they commit to coming to see it I give them my number and ask them to text when they are on the way. I’ve done this for about…

Why that’s part of the Mr. Fusion Home Energy Reactor!

No, I would say it is a insurance company that understands risk. What will cost the dealership less in premiums? Insuring the techs to drive where ever they like or only using a specified route that should satisfy all their diagnostic needs?

At a dealership I worked for the techs had a specified route for test drives that was insured by the insurance company. You did not take a car off that route.
 

The 600 Royale brought to mind this song:

It appears to have the same smooth aerodynamic lines as the family truckster