Injuns, paleface? You git drenched ina pipeline leak or sumthin?

I had 3 Gen 2 Camrys back in 2005-2009. An 88, 87 and 90. The 87 was a masterpiece of Camryness. 5 speed, mostly grey, with dark blue mirrors from an ‘89, blue cloth seats stripped in the dead of night from a 91 abandoned in lower manhattan, a black primed left fender from Ebay, a burgundy right fender and red front…

No worries. That prop rod is keeping her hood up.

Those low profile light bars and the popularity of civilian Explorers around here have seriously lowered my average speed. Now let’s discuss those damn Chrysler-Dodge taillights.

Undoubtedly from Chernobyl.

Please remove the apostrophe in ‘driver’s’. I can’t go on with my life until you do.

Can’t have any fun in this country any more!

The cop they interviewed has a fivehead.

These might help:

There’s a dealer near me currently selling 2016 Dodge Darts. That’s right! they’re expecting people to pay money for them.

I not-so-distinctly recall seeing silent ‘flashers’, being sold in auto departments of my local now defunct discount stores in the late 60s/early 70s. They were a buck or so more than the clicky ones, so I never invested in this new mystical technology.

You just put The Fan 660 and 2/3 of ESPN’s analysts out of work.

Mike Francesa, donald trump and Vladimir Putin walk into a gay bar.....

That photo. Thought for a second Penn Jillette fucked Donny Jr.

Mosques- no problem. Solicit away.

My son had a 2003 LHS 2.7 with 102K mi. He left it sitting for 3 months. The timing chain either broke or jumped some teeth when he tried to start it. sold it for parts.

Should have been ruled a base on balls.

While being asked if I want an upgrade would immediately cause me to ask ‘how much’, the question you were asked is completely misleading and unethical.

Anotheer Saab story, except Chrysler was ‘too big to die’. So far.

I recall the LH being heavily advertised as a revolutionary ‘cab forward’ design, which allowed more cabin room. It was a nice looking car for the era, but I see very, very few of these still on the road, at least in the N.E., considering they were produced through 2004.