Lugnut has made some really good observations above. It seems the car culture typically makes a knee-jerk reaction to the fuel issue, and of course many of us love our smelly dual-carbed fuel leaks and the noises they make. BUT ....there will not be any banning of fuels in the foreseeable future. No...

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A blast from the past...... Guess who, working on his 245T, in maybe....the early to mid-90's? I spy a radiator against the power pole, some white boxes, some cardboard. Water pump? Timing belt? What could I have been doing? The shadows look like just past mid-day - could it be a Sunday afternoon an...

That pic must have been from our friends and former neighbors porch - "Oh look, the neighbor kid is out working on that Volvo again." He was an old Volvo guy, with a 142E, a round headlight 240 sedan, an '80 240 wagon, a 960 wagon... He helped me with advice, and introduced me to Oddvar th...

That's really well done, Matt! I learned a lot, especially that the current grid can handle a home charging load. I thought that was a major issue. Is that still true as adoption expands to EVs becoming normal? You might change 3035 - that's 1000 years of hotrods!! WOOT!! 0b8a52bd-c405-4ced-ab3f-063...

HA! Ancient Fiat 124? 128??

My mystery car is a Facel Vega, a posh French car with a Chrysler 440 under the hood. Very stylish at the time. It’s other sad claim to fame is that philosopher and author Albert Camus was killed in one.

I went to band camp once......oh..

Artist Alexander Calder with the BMW 3.0 CSL art car. Mid-70s. Ran at Le Mans. Mall shots - from the back.... '65 911 short wheelbase - loud. Frankenstein Jaguar XKE - that's an early Cadillac brown. Baby blue is a '59 PORSCHE , people! 356A coupe. It's been four different colors, restored 15 years ...