yeah, but somehow it looks too close to L.A.W.S.U.I.T...

Wow. The day after the Saturday Porsche councours, Cadillac Day at the same location, was as mellow as can be. Not as large a showing as the museum used to get a few years back, but a few years of rainouts (and perhaps being moved around so much on the schedule) will do that.

Black dress socks and Bermuda shorts are only a positive fashion statement when actually doing business ON BERMUDA.

In which case they look strange, but correct.

The jpg I posted was too big. Sorry 'bout that.

The goggles, they do NOTHING! I just don't get the later fakey classics. Modern bodies just don't work with the styling of the 1930's.

Not only that, but for the asking prices, you can pick from your choice of actual original classics with original engines, or ones that have had their engines swapped out for a decent modern one, and had the suspension upgraded to actually drive nicely.

Why, oh why, do people think these cars are a good idea?

Natty Light is for college students.

Miller, Miller Lite, Bud, Bud Lite, Coors, Coors Lite. Regional cheap brews like Narragansett, Iron City, Lone Star. Don't forget Jack Daniels and Jim Beam.

Yes, the V-8 is mandatory.

Lots of the mullet-mobile driving crowd put all their available money into their car (and sometimes US-made motorcyle). Everything else, except for a place to shelter and work on vehicles, is secondary. They're not busy saving up (or getting the big loans) for college educations, bigger and better houses, gourmet kitchens, etc.

You should meet some of the librarians I know...

There's ugly, and then there's endearing AMC-ugly...

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Hey Range Rover: the "Celebrity Bling Edition" marketing thing is *so* 2006..

And the Evoque looks like the world's most expensive, over-wrought Kia Soul.