I'm lucky enough (heh) to live in a terrible neighborhood surrounded by all sorts of bad people. When people come to buy stuff from me, they're the ones who usually look sketched out.
I'm lucky enough (heh) to live in a terrible neighborhood surrounded by all sorts of bad people. When people come to buy stuff from me, they're the ones who usually look sketched out.
Viscosity is actually a pretty fascinating subject, from an academic perspective.
It's a simple concept muddled by all of the explanations on the internet.
Rust + post-CA smog kills this deal for me.
That is not Comic Sans.
This would be my choice for a sub-$10k BMW.
No one dislikes fender flares, or at least no one who matters.
Which really means absolutely fuckall, since BMW has offered the following:
Probably the most boneheaded thing I've ever done was pulling into the opposing lane because I thought it was a turn lane. Basically, I thought I was in the center lane in the "After" diagram, but I was really in the 2nd-from-left lane in the "Before" diagram. Nothing happened, but damn I felt dumb.
I would like to state for the record that this post originally showed an E30 M3 4-door. As a former E36 M3 owner, I'm aware that E36 M3/4s are pretty easy to find.
Sorta stretching the definition of "available".
I debadged my M3 because it got keyed in my high school parking lot. Who knows if it made any difference, but it never got keyed again.
From memory, that is:
Not just you. Mazda had a distinct design language in the 90s.
Box flares are best flares.
A few months ago I saw an Aurelia Spider being followed by a Delta GT—which was weird, because at the time I was riding through a small farm town in Northern California.