This is about FOUR DOOR cars. Two doors are not expected to have roll-down windows in the back. A four-door is. Read more
This is about FOUR DOOR cars. Two doors are not expected to have roll-down windows in the back. A four-door is. Read more
that wall looks fantastic, though! Read more
I bet I did. And, I was right, at least regarding the chair to the roof rack. But, well, you know. Read more
That’s Sunday! I’ll be back in time, I promise! Read more
You have to factor out the cartoon ultra-tall-greenhouse proportions, I think. Read more
I considered this—the taillights fit, for sure, but the overall style and detailing feels more fiercely rectilinear GM than the slightly more exuberant Ford. Read more
Yeah, may as well finish the job. Read more
The fuck did you expect when you saw that headline and top shot? You did this to yourself, buddy. Read more
No, I can get them back for you, no problem! How many were there? I’ll call my time guy and credit you. Easy! Read more
I can quit whenever I want! After this one. These two. Read more
If it does, I have not seen evidence of this, and Tesla’s owner’s manual does not suggest that. Read more
This is a hard question, and I’m not sure what the answer is. If you can mitigate a bad idea that routinely happens is that better than forbidding the bad idea that could still happen, anyway? Read more
I mean, I did call someone a ghoul, but thanks. Read more
Thank you! This is extremely helpful. Read more
That’s so cool. Read more
I’ll do my best to make this dream a reality. Read more
I GET IT Read more
Buying shitty cars, sure. Working on shitty cars, okay. But he’s surprisingly good at it. He gets those zombies running, somehow. Gotta give credit where it’s due, cranky. Read more
Thank you! DT asked me for a top and after realizing a hand sketch or photo collage just wouldn’t get the base urgency, I realized I had to use the design language made just for stupid shit like this. The panic language of emergency signs. Read more
Nope! Even my ‘73 only came with one. This wasn’t uncommon for the era. Read more