An original 1967-or-so GTX and a new Thunderbird too.

The Bus:

Rear:

FINALLY: here’s the front of the tractor - 

I’d upload pictures but doing it from my iPhone via Safari isn’t working.

If old big rigs can be accepted, I saw a crap ton of them at the local Brockway truck show last Saturday. Home built in Homer/Cortland NY, and people from literally all over come to participate and have fun. There’s been trucks from Alaska to come in, for example

And you want to destroy the earth by proclaiming in this digital age that innovation can’t be done at home.

Out of the entire chassis, the fact the Ghibli is going first is pretty funny to me.

A 2015 or so SRT Grand Cherokee.

By simply making the negative environmental impact expensive to companies. Either by tariffs or by taxes.

You’d think the EU, poised for such a hostile and rapid ICE-ban as they currently are, would actually welcome an idea that’d prevent the shipping of materials that are already an environmental nightmare to procure, from having to be sent across the entire world multiple times just to be made.

1 down, a bajillion other terrible beers to go!

Man, the Metris must really be crap if it can’t out do the damn Promaster City.

They dropped all new sales back in like 2016.

The 1987 Shelby Charger GLHS......

Mine was as red as I can make it.

The boomers would still love it, considering whenever I hear an older person talking abut a Corvette, it begins and ends with 427 or 454.

Unique answer, and kinda the truth too.

If I could name the perfect sports/super car for the ‘car enthusiast’, a car with a manual transmission, bare necessities to be street legal, a driver focused attitude, a car that wants you to push it as far as you can go because it’s got even greater limits itself, what car would that be?

That’s how I’ll take it until someone tells me how Akio Toyota and the board of directors/shareholders are magically not the big wigs of Toyota, and some random ass FTS dude is.