The 3800s were fast highway cruisers, though a manual wasn’t a big deal in those conditions.

You can have plenty of fun with a Subaru 2.5 in the right car. A manual transmission would help...

One of these days this crank is gonna walk all over you.

Well, if it wasn’t overpriced now...

The Green buildings are gone and only a portion of the original Cabrini homes are occupied, but there hasn’t been much development in the area, yet. It’s pretty deserted. The elevated runs past the area but the local stations were closed in the late 40s.

These things were new. It was a known known.

Better than the Malibus from the early 2000s. I don’t think I ever rented one without warped rotors...

Perhaps there is too much emphasis in the design process to keep the price of parts down without considering the longevity of those parts. That should be changing with more emphasis on recycling, but short term thinking has been a longstanding problem in US business training.

Keep it tight; give cars a 12:1 steering ratio and drivers will have to pay attention. Or crash.

The South Africans used three so it’s not too hard to imagine.

I remember the article when this happened:

To hell with Danger Island. Rip Riley is the man.

But the 400 had a faster schedule.

Do they have the panda episode?

Think of it as a floating C-82

The best cop Plymouth is the one Warren Oats drove in In the Heat of the Night.

I’ve been watching these for years before getting a good look at the specs. The seats can be replaced but the cage makes it worthless for a street car. Don’t know if the cage has any kind of homlogation or would pass local inspection if you wanted a cheap-ish rally banger, either.

How is this micro-targeting being done? Is it scanning nearby phones or looking at a scrape of data that phone companies have collected in a certain area?

Once you have the wheels and brakes sorted you should be fine. The brake pads are probably fossilized rubber which is part of your problem. Those older bridges are a pain to set up, too. A pair of Tektro cantilevers and basic brake levers would be the easiest solution. The CR720s are pretty goof-proof.

I spied me a Cadillac window up-town