$2500 for a running and driving truck, and it’s the last year of the indestructible GMT400 series. This is a no brainer. NP all day long.

1985-87 Subaru XT Turbo.

This is only the beginning of more Trump antics attempting to blatantly obstruct justice to cover his own ass.

I actually know the guy who designed the Shaffer ad with the mud splatters all over the picture of the chainsaw ad.

This photo is like a 1980s movie identity crisis.

Seen my fair share of gross trade-ins at the dealership. A few highlights:

“1 of 1 with a 5 speed along with black and tan leather”

point accusatorially at your screen and shout “I could buy a much more modern Chevy truck for that much!”

Ugh, I can see the orange peel from here.

earlier editions were underwhelming

Neutral: I’m going to say at least 200 miles. If we want to really save energy and cut emissions we need to make them appealing to the people who commute at least 50 miles each way and/or deal with a lot of traffic.

January of 1998, THE DAY I got my license. Took Mom’s car and headed to the movies with my best friend riding shotgun.

These people have to be gotten to a hospital.

Neutral: Do Flying Cars Interest You, at All?

If you visit Pittsburgh everyone is going to tell you to go to Primanti Bros. If you’re limited on the amount of meals you have time for, don’t. They do make a solid sandwich but there are MUCH better places to eat, and lots of them. Several other people have given great suggestions so I won’t bother repeating them…

Not anytime soon. It’s a big time cash cow for the state. While they regulated the hell out of beer sellers they didn’t actually own them, unlike the Wine & Spirits stores.

It’s a beautiful place, yes... but that’s all it has going for it. The quality of the food has declined dramatically in the past few years and the beer was never anything better than mediocre.

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That’s correct. They operate outside the environment.