way back in the early 2000's, my cousin became adamant to get more bass out of his “i’m keeping it for life” berretta z32. but he didn’t want a subwoofer.

history repeating itself. remember how honda and toyota gained dramatic market share after the 70‘s?

i remember being 19.  if i had enough gas money to make it to the next state, i was rich.

what’s the statistic again about how everyone thinks they’re super-talented drivers and everyone else is the moron?

how many best-selling smart phones, dishwashers, fridges, and dryers have exposed fasteners?

and let facts get in the way of a good story?!?

hmmm, where have i heard of work camps before in history? i just can’t place it...

perhaps it’s time to consider something more disposable.  like a 2000 camry or something.

i’m of the opposite opinion. the government should just do what they like doing the most. tax the shit out of it.

It’s a flareside bed. Meaning it’s less than 4' wide. Those commonly command less, as building supplies typically come in 4' widths.

Completely agree. About 4 months ago, i sold the one of the most desirable of the rangers— a 4.0 automatic extended cab ‘supercab’ with 4 doors, 6' bed, and 4x4. No lights on, and a stack of receipts from 4 years of updating maintenance of the previous owner..

seat. keep extra wires out of my door wiring loom!

so was dippin dots, and where are they now?

YOUR A SHORTER!

my first rule, a replaceable radio. won’t consider a vehicle i can’t jam my old pioneer into.

how much power does one need to forget when one is at the starbucks drivethrough?

i own one. i laughed when i heard the news.

Liking the looks and liking the way something drives, or the repair bills is 2 different things!

Ie; the BRZ/86. But of course it gets lambasted for ONLY having 200 hp, no carplay, a ‘noisy’ interior, a dip in torque in the area one shouldn’t be revving anyways, and being too expensive by some random metric...

talking to most new parents, i’ve become convinced that children are made of ice cubes and glass.