@cubsftw: Me too.
WilliamG.
williamg--old
What was that kid in? The Wonder Years?
For me it was the first time I saw an old junked '57 Chevy Bel Air sitting outside a body shop, waiting to be disassembled and sandblasted.
@Tiberiuswise: That 'Stang sounds so sweet.
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Every time I think of Facebook, I think of this video:
Beautiful survivor. That may be my favorite DOTS entry of all time.
@BeanBone: Ahhh, those really were the glory days, weren't they?
You know, just last weekend I was riding through Atlanta and saw some deuche in a '00-era Mustang take a swig from a MGD can as he was swerving across two lanes to make an exit, and my first thought—kid you not—was the Cadillac Eldorado Brougham and its magnetized bourbon tumblers—magnetized so the tumblers wouldn't…
@Blue387: Holy crap. The Taurus had much better lines with the cammo on than off.
@EnidCadimillac: How do you really feel?
Why can't we get a HiLux in the US?
It's like the people farm in the Matrix!
@baldy_pm: Dang, you beat me to it.
Anything Chrysler-made.
Yes.
Come on, guys! That'll buff right out.
Do want.
@Slave2anMG: That guy is a hooker? You mean that hot chick is actually going to pay him to get laid? Geesh, the world has changed so much in the last fifty years...
Read it in college for a quality assurance class. Very eye-opening book, IMO, though I doubt I did a very thorough job with it. The little tidbits about the Corvair—namely the guy who was impaled by the steering column after a 15 mph impact and the vaulting caused by improperly designed rear suspension—have long stuck…
R.I.P.