31. Fully autonomous written and read auto journalism websites for you TL;DR folks.

I can’t afford that Moto Guzzi V7 -but I’m still gonna get it. Life is just too damned short, no matter what age you are.

Who is Ed?

You might want to consider a color other than white, though.

Have been using 36” catheter tubes on WD-40, canned air, etc. for many years to accomplish this.

My brother had an ‘88 Chevy Cheyenne - after 13 Minnesota winters of it being exposed to road salt he bought a 2000 Silverado. My ‘91 Scottsdale had been recently stolen so he gave me his ‘88 and I drove it back to Georgia no problem and also made a couple of trips to Chicago and back no problem. Clutch hydraulic line…

Or leak oil

Now I heard from Chief Janitor Yack Scottley that it actually blows the vibrations out, not sucks them out as you were told. And wait a minute, power moves from the engine to the wheels? When did they start that shit?

Want it badly. Now.

Truly the Dr. Kevorkian of motor vehicles. But you were lucky to drive it and survive it.

Are we talking about the car being under $15,000 or the date being under $15,000? Because if it’s your date, you might want to inquire as to their occupation.

If only the diesel came with the 6 spd manual. I love my 4cyl gas with manual trans.

As a previous owner of an RX-2, that RX-7 pictured is absolutely the one I want.

Hoyt-Klagwell. Who drove one of those in addition to a ‘64 Lincoln Continental convertible? (Hint: Not Matthew McConaughey)

Let us not forget the venerable 1948 Phutney-Creech Land Yacht. Anyone remember who drove one of those?

They should honor their traditions and introduce the Dammitall, which would replicate trying to start one of their vehicles when it’s 20 below zero.

Then we can ban bans.

As a young lad of 14 who watched Apollo 11 on a 13” black-and-white TV, I approve! Funny thing, we all went outside and looked at the moon and back at the TV. Even more amazing, my boss at my 2nd job is Persian, and they did the exact same thing in Iran on July 20, 1969.

Multiple occurrences:

Read “Rivethead” by Ben Hamper - can’t recommend it enough