I’ll nice-price it. Not that I’ve got $70 large to spend on it, but this is one of those cars that belongs in my dream garage. And lately the prices of those are going up.

Me too! Only my dad opted for the gutless diesel wagon version. Great for living around the relatively flat D.C. Metro area, but god forbid you take it to visit relatives in the mountains of VA.

10/10 Wood drive!

Oh, Mariah...

Yes. The convertibles are the way to go!

I’m a Celica owner (for the second time), and I approve this message.

Another of hers that seems to fit the way things are going:

Straightforward, logical, and reasonable solutions.

My 1981 280ZX... my first car. T-tops, 5 speed, quick enough to be fun, but slow enough to not get me into too much trouble.

The dwindling numbers are evident here in the US as well. When I was a kid, we could easily see Geoffrey towering over the other shops in the strip mall from at least a couple blocks away.

Definitely the right school, but off by a couple years or 25 - about 30 if we count back from now. (Shit I feel old) It only went up to 8th when I was there, that’s why I went back to PWC for HS.

Hmm... I went to a private school in Fauquier county as well. Then finished up in Bobbit-town at the high school next to the mall.

The best trick I’ve used to do this on my 5S 16GB iOS 10.1 is to do a full tethered backup to computer, then erase/reset ‘as new phone’ then restore the backup.

My tent has been pitched!

What goes down stairs

Take it from a surfer in the Caribbean, the baby powder trick has worked for me for years - totally discovered it accidentally. Now it’s a staple in my bag along with very-water resistant Solbar 32 sunscreen (the absolute best imho).

First thing I noticed... “damn, those are nice looking wheels.”

Yuck!

Oh, I agree. You’re absolutely correct. But where it ended up, traveling into oncoming notwithstanding LOL, seems to be about right.