I can’t figure out why you were so interested in this car.  There is absolutely no visible rust.  

Unless Brosnan was a producer what did he have to do with all of this? It’s common these days, known as product placement and companies pay to have their products in the movie.

Let’s see, in early February, Trump was being criticized as a racist for restricting travel from China.  And the Democrats were all focused on trying to impeach him.  Who had their priorities straight?

Nothing is more discouraging than finding out your parts car is in better shape than your project car.

Resist the temptation to race the guy in a Mustang in the next lane over, so matter how much he seems to want you to. There are only two possible outcomes:

There’s something poetic about Tavarish going broke following is own bad advice.

I used to be tempted, but a cheap Continental GT even broke Tavarish. Doesn’t seem very self-wrenching friendly.

I don’t get why logos are “due for updates” anyway. Unless there’s a fundamental shift in the business that muddles the logo’s message or they used some very period-specific styling in the first place, there’s no need to change something that currently works. It only makes sense when there’s a functional issue to be…

A ‘69 would have round mirrors, smaller headlight bezels, different turn signal trim, and chrome vents.

Hes got to be. Either that or a top tier base stock conventional. At 10k intervals I'd also be using a large capacity oil filter. 

Agreed on the awesome article, this is good jalop.

I blame the people who gather at the exits hoping to see burnouts. They should crack down on those gatherings, then a lot of the problem would disappear.

They just need a to create a separate event called “Curbs and Mustangs”.

apparently, Chevy has asked them to not markup the car and that it is priced where it should be based on profitability and ease of access to the clients they want to sell to. now lets see if its true, from what im hearing, people are putting together builds at sticker plus options

When I worked at Firestone this good ol’ boy getting into his Chevy saw me getting into my Corolla and informed me that I needed to support American jobs and buy an American car.... I told him my Corolla was built in Fremont, California, in a GM plant by American workers, and his “American” truck was built in…

Friendly neighborhood car sales men here...

It’s almost like they don’t want to sell to informed consumers who do their prep

True, but the reason is a little more nuanced than that. The real truth is that a salesperson who has to provide a price quote remotely already knows that if this sale goes off without a hitch, and is extremely easy to carry out, the most they’ll make is a mini. So, $125 to $250 depending on the dealer and brand. Not…

Information and dispassion are the buyer’s best tools.

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