NP. Even if the engine goes an LS will fit in there no problem. Just takes a few weekends and a couple six packs of beer. Right? Right you guys?

I was a car stereo installer way back when that was a thing. My favorite customer experience was when a guy came in for a deck for his daughter’s spanking new Neon or something.

My jaw has been open longer whilst reading these articles then it ever has been at the dentist, and I’ve had to have oral surgery.

My wife is one of these people...

Google. Seriously. You turn into Apple Maps when you’re hungry.

I call bullshit.
It takes more than 30 days of “Klunk-Klunk” before a balljoint fails.

Cars aren’t perfect and they fail sometimes.

I would just kill him, one in the dome, no fuss no muss. Probably go get Ice cream after.

The Toyota 2000GT....japanese automakers were building rather odd-styled cars, which were bought for their low-ish price and plenty of standard equipment and *BAM*, one of the most gorgeous cars ever:

My problem is the piss-poor implementation of TPMS. If it’s going to be required it should be required to display the tire pressures, not just an anus light (_!_) when one is underinflated.

Thats what happens when you decide theres going to be 13 lines on the chart before you decide whats on it. The meeting was probably a lot of confused people looking back and forth trying to come up with answers so they wouldn’t get fired.

The best of both worlds.

Your opinion on everything no longer matters.

"SR20 swap at a local shop", red flags all over the place there. There's only a small group of people I'll deal with locally since most of these places are a shitshow and out of business after a year. The ones that do good work are quite expensive too. Better to just study-up, make friends with somebody who knows what…

Ah get over it.

SO MUCH WANT. EL BENZMINO!

So evidently Mercedes did have a pickem up for the South American market back in the early 70's called the 220D based in the W114/W115 chassis.

You should do a Drift Week, like Discovery does Shark Week.