I like it a lot but not $15k a lot.

Old trucks like this one should have dedicated VIP parking slots in front of every Home Depot, as they've certainly earned it.

[insert painfully obvious rejoinder, "I wish my wife was this dirty"]

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

@STR8SIX: No, but the hottie on the left with the nice legs is the trophy girl.

Just like my '69 GS350 California, except mine was a burnt metallic orange with a white vinyl top and a white interior, it had the nice Magnum 500-esque Buick road wheels and was all original. Looked just like this car:

@Rust-MyEnemyOnTour!:

I'll take mine in black with a red interior and a 289, just like my grandpa's used to be.

You girls whining about the possibility of TG US being bad should watch some of the older TG UK shows. I just watched a clip from 2003 with Vinnie Jones as the Star In A Reasonably Priced Car, and damn, it's dull. If TG US is even slightly better than the old TG UK stuff, it'll be a winner.

Separated at birth?

Welcome to Automotive News Today. I'm Alf. Tom Worobec is on assignment"

Run up front, keep the fenders on the thing, stay outta trouble and bring it on home. The Schwingers took a page from every successful short track racer, incl the #48 at Martinsville today. Congrats to the winners.

From his obit:

@K5ING:

Deposits for the new Brera being accepted in 3....2.....1....

hmm... I was there when STS-1 landed in 1981. Went there in a Dodge truck with people that were into Dodges. Funny, I don't recall seeing this car......could this be make believe?

TGA is going to have to develop their own style and audience for their show as they cannot count on the existing Australian TGUK viewer to support it. The TGUK fan is dedicated to their show and simply won't watch an Aussified version of it.

I'd buy a new truck right now, except a few things are holding me back:

You know what's funny about Clarkson? Except for a couple thousand uptight Americans who spend inordinate amounts of time on automotive web sites and blogs, no one knows him or cares about his opinions. In the end he's just another blowhard journalist who can't stop himself from pressing the stereotype button…

I'm seeing a pattern here I'm not sure I like.