It is called the Suburban because it is the size of one, geez.

1980s engine.

That is gorgeous. Just simply beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us. 

Oh, man. A car to bring to auto shows _and_ to go tooling around in offroad. Nice and easy to work on - this is the perfect third car that isn’t a Miata. 

Check Engine Light on at all. “It’s just an 02 sensor.”

I just used RainX.

He’s originally from a line of kids comics in the mid-1980s - I think he’s literally older than The Simpsons. 

You always say Mr Fawlty, but I learn.

Enjoy yourself, Mustang Kristen. Don’t slow your Mustang down.

Why don’t you just tack weld some diamond plate as a temporary solution to the floor void issue?

I think a continuing resolution is possibly the only thing that could get a veto override in Washington. It might take a while, but I think it’s in the realm of possibility. 

I had the same problem with Superman for the Atari. Literally couldn’t understand what to do at all. 

Registration expired, check engine light on. “Oh, it’s an easy fix.”

I entirely agree. 

The Animal, the Animal, can anything stop, the Animal o/`

I should note the 1966 Batmobile is clearly a nod to a bit of existing technology. It’s not a jet engine that goes through the car.

I must be in the one area that buys all those wagons. There’s dozens of them and the Mercedes equivalent all over the road by me. (Suburbs, NYC)

Technical commentary: This guy is the best in the world right now and he does it _in_ the fursuit. That’s amazing in and of its own self. It’s like Ginger Rogers ‘doing everything Fred Astaire did backwards and in high heels’ levels of more difficult - restricted vision, wearing gloves, etc.

Classic. Reasonably easy to find. Reasonably easy to repair. Will increase in scarcity and value over time. Fun. Something your kids will appreciate. Something you will appreciate.

True fact: There was once an In-N-Out on the east coast: Palisades Center Mall, NY.