As Du Volant

10/5/15

My padre dropped that floatation collar from his DC-4 as captain of Naha Rescue One. He was on emergency alert in Okinawa that day. Gemini 8 gets my vote. Here’s my dad’s story: American Heritage Magazine, December 1992

9/28/15

Was going to say the same thing.

8/27/15

You got my vote before I even read the story. XT!

8/27/15

Back in 2003 I had a 1987 Subaru XT Turbo. Like this, only white over gray:

8/27/15

My step dad had some kind of old home made RV and we had planned to visit Canada from New-Brunswick to Manitoba.

8/26/15

How about one that can do both?

8/20/15

I’m going to be honest - I don’t like that, but I’m really glad some still exist because they’re certainly unique. Good job keeping an obscure piece of history alive.

7/30/15

Other direction. 95 in a New England snowstorm is miserable. Why make it easier as it goes along?

7/7/15

Kenny fucking powers

6/3/15

An onboard OBD reader. Instead of giving you just a Check Engine Light, it’ll actually give you codes and any additional information.

6/2/15

GM’s been doing this for years with their Malibu and Impala “Classic” models. If that name isn’t ironic I don’t know what is.

5/28/15

It has to be taking a shit. How has no one said this yet? They have a crazy contraption to allow astronauts to go to the bathroom. Adding to the inherent difficulty is the disastrous nature of failure.

5/1/15

This is not always true. Not all BHPH are scum (Although most are)... I work at one, and we do nothing with any credit bureaus. All financing is done in house. Unlike most BHPH, we don’t want to repo cars. Its a waste of our time. We want our customers to pay, be happy, and send more people to buy more cars.

4/30/15

This game easily has taken hours from my life. Between the NES version playing 4-player with all my brothers, and the stand-up Arcade version with its infinite-spin steering wheels and 3-human-player action, it’s a challenge to this day.

4/28/15