TLDR: All those things you want in a garage but don’t have the money or space? You should get them.
TLDR: All those things you want in a garage but don’t have the money or space? You should get them.
Cheap to buy though, I bought a set from autorifix.com
I think this says a lot more about the people who own each of the cars rather than the cars themselves. Toyota owners, and the fleet owners of chevy trucks might be a lot more careful with regular maintenance and how they drive.
As a new car, you’re probably right. The few that I have driven, however, are brutally boring. I built a very cheap 1985 Regal coupe with junkyard parts, some 17” wheels, a mild 350 V8 and a T56 from a Camaro. It even has modern amenities like bluetooth, A/C, power windows, in-dash GPS, etc. In my books that regal…
The jack from your mom's '89 Sentra won't necessarily lift your '72 Ford Torino.
Just because the tire holds air, doesn't mean you should drive on it.
Always wear eye protection under a rusty car.
Automotive fluids taste terrible and sting your eyes.
Another one was to make sure you're not on a hill the first time you try to fix the brakes.
I believe the Flex Platinum is the car you are looking for.
My mailbox is sitting on a camshaft welded to a crankshaft as the post. Very strong and looks awesome.
That's the whole reason I got my $80,000 truck for $20,000 at just 2 years old. It sat on the lot as I watched the price drop for 6 months while all the 4-door trucks were sold before they even went on the lot.
But I'm getting 22mpg in my 2012 4x4 F350... How are these number so bad?