@sskkiilleeff: Point taken. And I just did it again. Crap!
@cshontz: I misunderstood the headline. I interpreted it as being tracked through your car's existing GPS system, as opposed to a planted, GPS-enabled tracking device. However, I maintain that unless a particular automotive GPS is capable of transmitting a signal, the vast majority of consumer GPS units are solely receivers - which... is moot at this point. :)
Wait a second. I'm going to not read the article first and dive right into the comments. A GPS is a receiver - it only RECEIVES signals, if I'm up on my GPS technology. For a GPS to be "tracked", wouldn't it have to transmit something?
The Jeep Cherokee in Goonies. Sure, it was a gutless V6, but it was a really neat ORV... with bullet holes in the side, and lots of 'em!!!
Okay, who hasn't wanted to take their Jeep into a skate park? Granted there is a reasonable amount of douchebaggery here, but for a fleeting moment, the driver was livin' the dream. #accidents
Pro-Comp suspension on my 90 YJ. Gee, lets trade a nice, "soft", articulating, stock suspension with one that provides more ground-clearance and has no other redeeming qualities. What a waste. Lift-kit != more capable off-highway, people. Learned the hard way, but went OME after that and never looked back. Also, any "accessory" that is installed with 3M double-sided adhesive tape is insta-fail. First thing I did when I bought my most recent 01 XJ (used), was take the window ventshades off and throw 'em in the trash. I digress. I still drive one, but for all intents and purposes, I'm not a Jeeper anymore.
God, I suck at the internet.
Its not quite a 'mog, but there's always the XV-JP. Its like pizza. Where the GXV is a large pan-pizza, the XV-JP is like... a personal pan-pizza. Yeah, that's a good simile.
@mytdawg: I looked for up-skirts, but all I could find was this rear end.
My older sister got a brand new Eagle Talon TSi AWD when I was in my teens, and she'd let me hoon it on occasion. It was alot of fun, if I recall.
OMG. I'm surprised Wert actually posted this! I submitted it a while back. Long story short, I thought it'd be funny to put a "This is not trash" sign on the Miata - just to be safe. ;) Its actually less eye-pleasing than the photo lets on. However, it runs like a million bucks, even with 240k on the clock.
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Strangely, the Ford Contour.
Perhaps the police Impala was the same one that was used in the Bourne Ultimatum.
@Van Sarockin: It has some structural damage on the front end, passenger side, and passenger quarter. The metal isn't very straight under a nose, but enough bolt holes lined up to hold a good nose on. It also has bad cancer under the rockers (which is fairly typical from what I've read), and then not-so-typical rust on the rear fender.
The mechanically good condition at 240k miles is the strongest thing the car has going for it. I think the most sensible thing to do would be to transplant the powertrain into a nice roller.
I'm not interested in a resto, though. While I am fond of the car, I have my heart set on a nice new MINI Cooper S. I also like women. Alot.
My dad gave me my Miata, which he paid $500 for I believe. Looks like hell. Runs like a million bucks.
I wish I could go back in time... I'd take state.
I hate this.
