This is a steal;
This is a steal;
Huh!
This was some of the most successful trolling I've seen on Jalopnik;
Really? My e36 is just a bit higher than that on the mileage and besides adding performance parts, nothing has ever broken. I'm a bit of a stickler on preventative maintenance, but the thing has been nigh-indestructable.
We didn't use the back seats :D
Haha, I drove an e36 with a bad 2nd-gear synchro for a few years so I was pretty much forced to learn quickly :D
I have successfully accomplished this several times in a Geo Metro :D
Really?
Always preferred the 3-series sedan over the coupe;
Could you imagine getting something like -this- from M-B today for $33 grand?
Is that a 911 whale tail on the back of the black one?
-Every- car is now built like this,
Haha, seems like we're both correct! I was just trollin' ya anyways :D
While I highly applaud PBR making it so high on the list (definitely the best-tasting cheap bear imho), I have no idea why Rolling Rock is so low, and I certainly don't get the reference in the review.
I think this looks awesome,
*Occam's,
I've been hand-braiding wire rope for years and it's given me some incredible grip, despite having not-that-big biceps/forearms; really surprises some much bigger guys when they do that good ol' 'try to crush your hand' handshake and I grip them to -just- before I break their hand :D
This is awesome;
Might I also suggest the 1st gen Suzuki Swift/Geo MEtro with the 5 speed and the 1l 3-pot. No power anything (including steering and brakes). That car was what turned me from a civvy to a hoon, despite what anyone else might think :D
I must say,