226A was a road that I stumbled upon when I took a wrong turn. Was so awesome that I did not mind the detour. Right about the speed limits too, most turns were take 5-10 mph less than posted in my SUV.

That makes a lot more sense than your original post offered. Not sure where you snagged the greyed out quote from but it does offer some clarification that was missing. I was picturing something more along the lines of the court ordered BAC equipment that multiple DUI offenders get in the states just to even move a…

Sooo every time that I drive to work in the morning, home for lunch to let my dog out, back to work and then back home at the end of the day I would have to throw a few bucks at telling my car that I’m sober? Not to mention running errands. That might work great where there is public transportation or there is a dense…

If you need a beer in Charleston I got you. I'll even buy your upcoming book. Digital version of course.

Also the whole getting out of the greys in each jalopnik sub-blog is kind of a goal for me.

If I was even a little bit quasi-rich this would in my 8 car garage. FIFY.

I’ve got a distant uncle that I only see at the occasional funeral or wedding. He has daily driven a U.S. market Defender since he first drove it off the lot. Last month I asked him where it was and he sad that his knee gave out on him so he needed an automatic and sold it... for the same damn price that he bought it…

Don’t get me wrong though... its beautiful.

I am not Aston Martin’s prospective customer, nor will I ever be, but can we stop with this pillar paint scheme madness? The car looks like a convertible with hand bag handles for a roof.

Shout out to JP always showing the frankenstein project love.

It’s their car and it’s a bargaining chip for the next owner. It’s also a big part of the whole drive free or die thing that is worshipped here. Plus I’d rather have a smokey smelling car than one that only gets routine maintenance when something breaks.

So what if every post-Mustang Ford was named after a breed of horse. Possible QOTD? The commentariat would for sure be more creative than I. Would the SportTrac be the Donkey/Horse hybrid known as the Mule? Would a Mule be better suited to the first crossovers? Obviously any co-developed vehicles would be referred to…

Yes. Yes I have seen a car suffer. I purchased my absolute dream Jeep when I was 16. Cherokee. White. Two doors. That legendary straight six. Lifted with 32 inch mud terrains. I was in heaven. Rock crawling, testing mud hole depths, fire road exploring, countless car camping trips, saving strangers with the winch.…

Supra headlights? On a miata-bimmer conversion? You sir or madam have shown me something new and for that I give you my thanks.

A little late on this but no matter what what year it is an open top jeep is an open top jeep. Even with restored FJ’s and Defenders gaining popularity. From kids to grandmas everyone recognizes a jeep.

I have lusted after this car since it came out. I have refused to test drive one unless its a manual and none have appeared within a few hours drive since I graduated and got my big boy job. I have a bull mastiff that loves to travel but does not fit on people car seats which limits smaller cars and I have an affinity…

Oh Shit! This happened outside of Charleston. Florida plates on the truck but SC on the other cars and that Stokes Honda/Murphys intersection on Rivers Avenue was a dead giveaway. I’m over here thinking things looked familiar. Why are you here Florida? You have your own beaches and retirees and cool dually truck clubs…

The most useless thing that one could have is an unloaded gun. This means any gun that you come across is either loaded or should be. Act accordingly.

But if you have the tools, the shop space and a solid 9 to 5 then were you really going to being using your time to make money outside of work? I’m not agreeing on a manual swap for this particular car. My point is that regardless of the automotive task in question is that were you really going to be spending your…