Obligatory.

No, not really.

Hookers and models are not the same thing.

1951 Tempo Matador. Don't ask, lucky.

235hp really doesn't tell the whole story of the performance of this car. Stock, most magazines had them in the low 5s high 4s 0-60. Everyone knows Buick underrated these engines, it's clear based on 1/4 mile trap speeds. The stock 330 lb-ft of torque had something to do with that.

Please remind me what movie is this!

I swear to god it's as if nobody in the comments has ever read the damn article.

Trans Am *Metal* Space Fire Wizard! Even better!

Subaru's AWD can get you anywhere.

That is so awesome on so many levels...

I'm going to assume that's Gandalf therefore you win.

And it's even the cooler older body style.

Love 4th gen Preludes.

Awesome story...are we long lost relatives?

HEY! fellow Alaskan!!! Fancy meeting you here!

I DD'd my 1970 El Camino from the age of 16-19, and that was a great experience. I must be the luckiest guy in the world, because a 1970 El Camino w/ a carbureted 350 on 220,000 miles never rebuilt shouldn't be as reliable as it is.

Cardboard in the front of radiator, specially on Diesels. People don't seem to use this trick too often any longer, but was common when I was growing up.

I'm sure he's aware of what a new or halfway decent used 4 Runner costs these days. I'd be most extreme mama bear protective of one too.

I have an instant inveterate response to any sudden braking situation to check my mirror to see how the person behind me is reacting. It's totally 100% ingrained at this point. Looks like the 4Runner driver has it too.