I believe the video says Dallas, which presumably means this did not take place in Houston.

Owning a W108 is just as bad. Oil filter? Two or three days to get one at Canyon Lake. Haynes manual? One week, special order. If I get the money for as 944S, I'm telling my O'Reilly to just hang onto ALL THE PORSCHE PARTS in advance.

I wouldn't call them fundamentalists, because fundamental Christianity doesn't promote being a jackass like Pat Robertson.

I'm just stuck on the E-2 being "Airbone."

I like it. It's a sport truck, not a sedan; but I love short beds and single cabs.

"Adjust the screaming tone knob only when the engine is screaming at its loudest." Got it.

I hope you don't mind, I took a screen capture of your procedures. This is absolute gold.

This dude follows Rule Number Six. I like that.

At least she's honest like that.

A profound illustration of the universal truth that nobody but you is responsible for your own safety.

I'm still in disbelief that anyone could really, truly, be that stupid.

Asking what is is nonproductive. Those things did not happen, this is what happened Two people died because of this woman's decision to stop in the middle of a fast-moving highway. Period.

Ahem. Nutmeats.

Really? Seriously? She's above him in the company hierarchy. He followed orders. You think he should have to pay money out of his pocket for trying to NOT GET FIRED?

Hoonable. DUH!

My uncle owned one. We called it The Shoe. It wasn't a bad vehicle, either.

Idiots will be idiots whether this video goes up or not.

Mostly H2s and H3s. However, if you see one with a Radio Operator license plate, whip antennas, extra fuel cans and a NASAR sticker on the rear window... that guy probably knows what his truck can do, and does it often.

Agreed. Government is half the reason our auto industry and vehicle situation overall in the US is such a horrid mess. Anyone remember what happened to the Tucker?

It looks like 1988 and 1994 combined, with every ounce of awesome sucked completely out.