56Sierra

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If I were to have had one like that as a kid and misplaced it, the chances are real good it ended up at the bottom of a body of water much like all my guns when I had that unfortunate canoe accident.

You wouldn't happen to have a rear view, would you?

You will never hear a man say, "I wish the fish weren't biting, my (anything with an engine or motor) had less torque and a shop that was smaller.

Can you imagine if that was used on today's vehicles?

Watch some of the Forbes videos on YouTube where Senators Rand Paul and John Kennedy tear the rear ends out of the Democrats. It's my new rainy day entertainment.

For those complaining that Forbes is bias, well they are correct but only slightly left. If a left leaning media outlet publishes this, things are worse than what we think. Kudos for the Sheriff for having the gonads to call a spade a spade.

They missed Rolling Rock

What rocking my camper right now.

So that's what the inside of a she shed looks like.

1975 XL 350. Bought it new.

I used to own one of those. The other only in my dreams.

I'll second that

Laissez les bons temps rouler

Bonus picture on the wall.

So would a 22 Magnum be a 20 Amp?

It's at least partially true. https://dunning-kruger-times.com/augustus-anheuser-iii-issues-official-apology-for-the-bud-light-fiasco/

The Windstar was the front wheel drive Ford minivan. No cylinder deactivation. Had the bigger V6. Hated that thing and almost never drove it.

I bought a 96 Winstar new for the wife. Silly thing had different plugs in each bank. 3 of one type and 3 of another type. What the ....?

I tried and tried to buy American made cars. My first new car was a 1981 Dodge 024 Detamaso got the words "Buy American" in to the paint, A new Ford Escort destroyed its engine after a few thousand miles. Last three new cars have been a Honda Fit built in Indiana, a Honda Element built in Ohio and my current Tundra built in Texas. All have been great vehicles.

The 45 reminds me of the kick my wife has been on now for 2 years. I swear if she could park the car in the garage on a 45, she'd do it.