Let’s get a couple of things straight here. As much as I would love to have the skills to build something like this, I didn’t, my good buddy Dan did. It’s a riot, and despite my terrible driving, it really is a sweetheart of a car. (He did much better than I did in the car.)
Looks like he wanted to keep the cone. He swiped right.
This thing is perfect! Those wheels, man.
For scale:
All the vehicles in these shows are great/ identifiable- Triumph Tiger Cub:
Just take a moment to appreciate how well-realized the Austin A35 from the Wallace and Gromit movie Curse of the Were-Rabbit is. It even has the starting crank hole in the bumper!
It’s a Toyota. According to their commercials it has considerable down-force, what with being grounded to the ground and all.
In your time motoring along the roads, highways, and under-surveilled mall food courts of America, it’s not unlikely…
Why do women insist on asking questions to which they know they are unlikely to like the answer?
I cleaned out an entire area of the outside section of the house for my Ghia.... my $20k daily driven 05 wrangler unlimited rubicon?
I prefer Briggs&Stratton as my engine supplier. No grid penalities.
When VTEC kicks in:
It’s the mid-engined van time!
Sounds like you need new friends.
Maybe CarMax employs vast contact centers full of folks who pretend to be idiots and respond to CL ads all day. Eventually people give up and sell to CarMax for less.
Those windows stand up to Florida Man every day of the year.
