I go with North American instead of Canadian or American, its the easy way out.
Something about the round headlights. It doesn’t speak to me. I hear people say cars all look the same or cars from some eras look the same. That’s the feeling I get. Obviously they’re not actually the same. But I struggle to really differentiate them in meaningful ways.
I know what you mean. It’s a fine line. I like Pinette because it shows through that he’s just having fun. He can’t help smiling at his overblown characterizations, revealing that everyone’s in on the joke together. He manages to not seem mean-spirited. At least to me.
Yeah, just a lot less strange compared to the original Musso or that Korando up there (probably more striking to me given that I grew up with these things around me in Asia, but haven’t seen any for the last 2 decades or so in the US). That second picture you’d have to squint real hard to separate it from a Ridgeline.
This is good material. You can be sure I’m using all of it on my family tonight. In payment, here is my contribution about the Edinburgh festival. It’s a good-natured rant, if you have the time and interest.
you won’t believe me, but... I was born in the town of Foster!
my grandparents had a farm there. but yeah, Cairns was the spot for other hospital stops.
“A cowboy asked me if I could help him round up 18 cows. I said, ‘Yes, of course. That’s 20 cows’.”
Haha, I must say. To my eye it looks much like any old roadster. It is nice though. It's not really the era for me.
How To Detail A Car That Hasn't Been Washed In 37 Years
As you probably already know, I’m a bit obsessive when it comes to keeping my car clean. The way I see it is that it just cuts down on the amount of work I’d have to do later if I never cleaned it at all. But what about a car that hasn’t been cleaned or touched in 37 years?