If you think "concealed carry would have got Lien killed," then obviously "Hey, I'm an undercover cop," would have gotten the cop killed too.

Oh yeeeeeeeah! It was the best/worst/fastest/most impossible to drive car in the game.

Solution:

Undercover busses. Yes. Busses. Regular busses. The slow-ass kind.
The plan is as follows.

1. Let them close down the highway, with undercover busses nearby.
2. Undercover busses blockade both ends of 2-wheeled circle jerk, preventing any possible escape.
3. Swat team unloads from undercover busses; rocket…

There is a person who parks near me at class who drives a late model ram (which is 4x4 and has a body kit - figure that one out) with truck nuts on it. He backs into a spot, so his prosthesis are hanging over a sidewalk.

I've made it a daily ritual to kick his truck in the jimmies.

Gently, cause I'm not a butthole.

Anything with teeth only on one side, to confuse the plebeians.

Jeebus. This makes me want to build an off road ratrod.

Oh. That applies to semis too.

In some states (Pennsylvania for example), trailers have their own maximum speed limit. In PA, the maximum speed limit whilst towing a trailer is 55. Of course, this may not be enforced very well . . .

Those old saginaw style power steering pumps really do put out some power.

I would assume he meant Vermont, not Virginia Tech.

Only without breaking a 60 mph speed limit. Nah. From what I've heard from former slant 6 owners, they won't get up to speed fast, but they'll gladly do 85 all day.

DAMN IT GUYS!!! She's just trying to commit suicide by Vespa.

Why do modern cars use single reservoir brake systems?

I have blown a brake line in a dual reservoir system. It was no big deal.

I have blown a brake line in a single reservoir system. SHIIIIIAAAAAT!!!!! DOWNSHIFT DOWNSHIFT DOWNSHIFT

I still like old aircooled VWs.

Maybe that's why they were overlooked. I've never driven one. I just think they are much better looking than many other small fords of the era. I'm sure somebody has created a pro-touring version with the handling nailed down. Maybe. Hopefully. I wish.

This car was conceived in a crackhouse. You can't change nature. You can't change crackpipe.

That would be a ford Maverick. Really an updated falcon, I feel as though it is a much over-looked car.

Am I misunderstanding it? Hopefully this is what my peers are clamouring for.

The new or old bodystyle?

Of course, the old xl-7 may have had a little extra fluff, even while they were mechanically 90% identical.