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I have the opportunity to buy a 92 GMC one ton with a 350 and only 17,000 miles for $1,500. The catch is it was used as a paint crew vehicle at a state institution and never driven outside the compound of about 300 acres. That means that for the last 24 years it has never been above 15 MPH...

A friend of mine reached in a box in his shop and got nailed on his hand. His wife rushed him to the hospital, and his hand was black by the time he got there. Luckily he is fine now.

LOL! Is that why you can hit a dog and do two grand in damage to them? Somehow I don't really feel safe with that. As a teenager I backed Dad's 77 Royal Monaco into a telephone pole at a fairly good clip. It cracked the pole and threw me in the seat. As far as the Monaco goes, you could...

Yeah, I look now for what I may be able to buy 2o years and 200,000 miles later.:D

If they take federal money for mass transit, meaning they cannot afford it themselves, they should be using diesels where parts are available, and someone actually knows how to work on them. We should never buy from China PERIOD! Not to mention ones that cost twice as much as American made...

This will be the death of the company, Quality will go down the tubes.

Not on my book, I think the challenger is the coolest thing out there. THey should have made a hellcat challenger. As for the camaro, ot me it looks too much like several other cars out there. To me all the new cars look practically the same, no class or style.

Go to the salvage yard and get you the rear axle out of an older front wheel drive car, they are solid axles all the way across.

The guy says his name is mark, but if I had to guess by his language, I would say it was Chong. LOL!

LOL! If all the answers were five or less, I would say this came from Lead's math class.

Mislabeled products need to be taken off the shelf, PERIOD!

Happy Birthday! Don't eat too much cake and ice cream.

My prayers are with you!

Looks like something Chevy Chase would drive in a Vacation movie.

My wife got it, she's OK now, but its rough stuff.

Prayers for both of you.

I would share pictures of my sons 66, but our pictures don't have a URL.

I'm not real sure, but I think Microsoft has stopped updating Windows 7.

Here they back up to the whirly turds at the sewage treatment plant and dump it.

Not near as ugly as some of the new overpriced stuff we have today. I think everything Ford makes is ugly.

I bought a brand new Dewalt drill from Sears in 2010. I brought it home, plugged it in, put a bit in it and hit the trigger. i ran about three seconds started smoking and died. It would not turn a lick. I took it back and got a Craftsman that I have used ever since.

I could never afford one, but i like it. The challenger is awesome, or would be without the computers, and emissions junk.

I was playng hookie from high school. I watched the launch on TV, and could not believe what i saw. As a kid it put a lump in my throat.

Use a diesel powered flame thrower to melt the snow. And burn a couple tires for light while doing it, at night.:???:

One of the best vehicles I ever had was a 93 Chevy Caprice Wagon. Over 4000 pounds, 350 power, and 25 MPG on the highway. I would love to have another one. It rode like a Cadillac, I took several 15 hour trips in it.

Hubcaps were invented way before that.O:)

Give me a break! i believe that most dealers can make the window sticker say anything they want it to with the stroke of a keyboard. And if the dealer has paid for the car, they could care less what he charges for it. I could never afford a Hell Cat, but anytime I walk on a lot, I ask up...

Totally different, but I had ball joints replaced in a ford one. Two months later one broke out sitting in my driveway. It was as dry as a bone, and looked to be an old ball joint. I took it back, and he immediately said, it is probably the parts, and not my work. I replaced the ball...

calling for 18-28" here, then 30 MPH winds.

I fired up the generator and the snow blower, and stocked up on Ethanol free gas. Also went to the grocery store.