Shit...if I had one of these I’d be the one yelling it out the window everywhere...LOL, there’s one that’s just been parked for ages around my parts. I have always have the urge to ask how much every time I drive past it.

10 years ago a GMC Vandura was sent to auction by a charitable for a crime they didn’t commit. This van promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the winning buyer, it survives a #vanlife of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if…

It’s funny, everyone who hasn’t ridden a big Harley doesn’t get why folks love them. Then they ride them and they love it.

I honestly can’t decide how to vote, so let’s do a pros and cons list:

PS4 and XBONE owners:

I’m going to a classic taking from another list:

Sorry to get all official here, but the longest ever US production car was the 1974-76 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 (252.2in), so it has to be that. Doesn’t hurt that it is actually quite cool. Here’s 3 of ‘em, taking up at least 63 ft of parking space....

Now they can 3D print all those JD Power awards.

Aussie Tubers Mighty Car Mods did a series rebuilding a Sera just recently.  It still doesn’t make me want one, but it was interesting and worth checking out.

Oh hell yeah, I would 3D print myself a Cerv III on top of a C8 chassis.

1972 Chrysler Imperial. Biggest gaddam car I’ve ever seen and it looks sinister as hell.

...and David Tracy has just five months to get them both ready for Moab!

Mine was not two-tone, but it definitely had the trim for it.

Might take a bit of looking, but a CT6 hybrid checks all the boxes

This guy needs a luxobarge that’s priced like an economy car...

Does IMS have any extra funds in the budget for armoring the track-dryers?

Train cars. People really love them, but they can’t corner for shit without those stupid rails, and the railroads get all huffy if they find out you moved the rails to where you actually need the train to go.

If I ever win the lottery I'm going to Barrett-Jackson, buying the most expensive car presented and setting it on fire right there.

I though the holy grail was the south America one with a Cummins four cylinder and manual transmission sold until 2018