NHTSA has said outright that they will never permit an exception for skylines, ever, don't ask, don't beg, don't spend your money, the answer is no

if my memory serves me, there are actually a handfull of previously legalized R32's, as in, like, 5.

i read the headline, and immediately said "it's the guggenheim, and anyone else is wrong". then i clicked through.

well played sir.

at the risk of sounding like the most entitled person on gawker media, i was lucky enough at about that age to have season tickets on the glass, back when glass seats were listed at $84 per... or $60 a crack for season ticket holders.

i was never waved to in the 6-8 years i was there at that age. lucky kid. those guys…

this is the best interactive infographic ever made

late to the party.

Daytime, drive the Taconic State Parkway. It's way off season but still a nice trip.
Night time, drive two of the most terrifying roads in the area — the interborough parkway and FDR drive. These are mobbed from about 6AM to midnight.

You cant go wrong with any parkway, but stay off any interstates…

as someone who works in the industry, this is absolutely true.

if i had to guess, i would estimate that 20% of needed permits are actually obtained.
some things that need permits:
— installing an extension, building a deck
— any changes to any interior walls, in any building, anywhere
— adding a pool (above or below…