I bought a used ‘68 Beetle in 1980. I hooked up the washer fitting to the spare tire and it started raining under the dashboard.

Early CD player?

That was “refreshing”

If you just loosen the locknut on the recirculating ball mechanism and loosen the tie rod ends you can get that wandering experience without the big investment.

Er..um...”Kim” is not her real name?

My son and I recently paid $3800 for a ‘69 F100 Ranger with a transplanted 429 from a ‘72 Thunderbird. So - diesel or no diesel I think $8700 is CP

Firesign Theatre - my heroes and mentors. If you are not already familiar with their work, Jason, I highly recommend you research it.

That is the actual book we used in my driver’s ed course back in the late sixties! Even back then some of us marvelled at the authors’ shitty attitudes. And we made fun of the same passages you’re making fun of now - how about that?

You will still be wrenching. I am 62 and still going - it just hurts more is all.

I had the Atlas 4 (2.8) in my ‘06 Colorado. Great motor.

My son and I are in the process of bringing a 1975 CB550F Super Sport back to life - so timely article

I do not think drugs are to blame - I am high as a kite and cannot come up with shit this good...

Please to be explaining 2 stroke infernal porkbustion for us, kind sir?

Tuesday

Attacked by a can of Spam as a child?

I was gonna post some lame-o shit about dual overhead hamshafts but dieselectric absolutely nailed his response - call me “cured”

In my case: “You were high, going at a rate of speed...”

Hang on to that Jeep. I sold my ‘66 CJ-5 because I am unemployed. I shoulda gone without food instead.

These are not real hippies - they’re goddamned yuppies in disguise.

Ya know - looking back 50 some years to my childhood - we might have been unsafe as shit - but oh the freedom we enjoyed. Even to this day, if I have to choose between safety and freedom, freedom it is. People ask me if I have a death wish and I tell them no I just enjoy my freedom an awful lot. Those folks I’m kinda…