If only they came with a stick. . . .

You could always sell it to a BMW driver.

All original except for those Valiant hubcaps (real curious about that).

Color keyed hubcaps or not, I’d much rather take the ‘65 Chevy in front of it.  Nice MCM teal color too.

Ya know, it looks good red; beige, not so much.

Red also got rid of his sweet C1, so I wouldn’t trust his decision making.

I see what you did there. Now please pass the Dijon ketchup.

I wonder how many pedals this has. I believe that they all came with 3 4.

I’ve had way more K-cars than anyone should have had in a single lifetime.

Does the XC have the 3.8?

But please return the hubcaps to the Valiant.

Well, it’s a station wagon, & brown. . . .

This is a case where there isn’t a clear line drawn between language & culture.  In some instances proper grammar is dependent on the nature of the times too.

Apparently it may kill the tranny before it has an opportunity to kill an occupant.

Maybe most of them are smokers who have lost their sense of smell.

There have been times when I get ripped off on a MIR. I get a simple notice that I didn’t meet all the requirements, without any specifics. I imagine that this is a thing that some retailers do deliberately. I know how to follow simple directions like “include a copy of the receipt” or “buy between such & such a date”.

You don’t want to ever wear used shoes if for no other reason then because they are worn down for a specific person. No amount of discount is worth messing with your feet.

Shh lol.

I try to not judge people, but I’m going to make an exception for those who consider something as mundane as buying clothes (for exorbitant but status establishing prices) on the level of visiting a doctor to the degree that they are willing to make an appointment.  It seems that such people have too much money &…

Funny that you should mention A&F. On a rare clothing buying expedition not at a thrift store, I was at a popular Canadian mall located in Western New York.  I popped into the A&F store and was least impressed: higher end of pricing, lower end of quality.  It was all pretty much crap.