High 70s in SoCal this weekend.

Hmmm, very shady. I worked for a towing company in SoCal major metro area and never towed and impounded a vehicle without law enforcement order and being present at the hookup.

You didn’t like She-Hulk?

Biggie is spinning in his grave...

78 Trabant, no seatbelts in the rear, slow, stinky two stroke, thanks Communism...

I wouldn’t use the festooned, especially compared to an average US fire engine. This truck has very little on the chrome accents, wheels and some fog lights frame... 

It is ok to transport for a bit on their side, but leave it upright for about 2 hours before plug it in. I used to deliver all kind of appliances for a small electronics shop back in Hungary with a Volvo 240 wagon, many fridges delivered with the above instructions.

Nobody suggested the Velorex? Shame. Tube frame covered with leather.

They could save more weight by not having a solid rear wheel, it is a carbon fiber wheel, which already feather light, but hey, you can always save more when go for the extremes.

Windshield cover, no need to scrape, just remove cover, throw it on the trunk, good to go.

https://www.lambocars.com/countach-limousine/

Hmm, that image shows a regular upside down forks at the front, the rear is a single sided Paralever swingarm.

You looked up the wrong kid, Lucerys went to Storm’s End on Arrax.

Will get there eventually, 5-10 years (hopefully).

I suggested this too.

For daily driving, can’t beat the Volvo 240s (any will do 242, 244).

That Dodge hooked up to with no wheel dollies, instrument lights on, yikes...

If you didn’t watch it yet, check out From Earth to the Moon miniseries on HBO

I saw it as a “flex”, by asking Marie to it in person showed the AUSA, that he is not intimidated at all, bring it on, Saul is still going to get a good deal.

So now we have AKs in Star Wars? I know that there were plenty of repurposed real life weapons used in all the movies, but they did not even try with this one.