Stupid resinator rusted

But when its fixed its a double-muffler so itll be pretty quiet

i bet

well i gtg ttyl

I haven't seen a Monte Carlo that clean in forever damn

also nice you have the 3800

my 95 cutlass has the 3400 and it's really a maintenance hog like it's eaten head gaskets like nothing else

https://youtu.be/ZbNKlBM1tvc

https://tenor.com/view/mowing-air-randy-crash-spin-gif-3532636

love this channel. absolute nut jobs, but they put out great content xD

Got me a new truck today

I got a question for u guys. I am looking to buy my first car at some point (i am in no hurry though), and I want an SUV or Truck. I really want to get something that is not only reliable, but has good aftermarket/OEM support. I heard Lexus was made by Honda, so I assume they will have good support like Honda and Toyota?

damn Nice undead. GMCs are nice.

my mom has a yukon xl, and she loves it

ton of fun to drive too

Its super fun so far, baught it for winter utility

My firebird is more fun tho lol

smart.

lol ofc

small cars are always more fun imo, but less useful

Looking to put a brushguard, roll bar and nerfs on it later

nerfs?

Firebird is not small, just very fast

true, but they sit low

Nerf bars, like side steps but run tbe whole length

or lower than a truck I should say

ahh gotcha

Firebird is a “step down into it” kinda car

lol ye, I love cars like that. My dad's old honda feels kinda like a "step-into" car. Not crazy in terms of hp, but fun none-the-less.

ime, its like u can feel every bump or bit of gravel in the honda. quite fun.

Ya the firebird has an LS1 so 300+ hp ina 4speed auto is lots of fun

dang 300..

my neighbor's old race car has like 350 I think

that thing is barely two tons though.

Prob had a chevy 350 engine or both

who else hates it when used car dealers post a 30 pictures on edmunds and half of them are just pictures of their used car inventory? xD like bruh, I just want to see the one car xD

lol just a pic of their lobby..?

I'd never buy used from a dealer honestly, since their primary incentive is to turn a profit from both the person who traded it in and the buyer. Plus you have a lot of unknowns like how the car was driven and are there any hidden issues, since you have no idea who owned the car and can't really press for any additional information

I hate seeing that stuff though... almost as much as I hate dealers posting listings for $500 on Facebook Marketplace as users, and that $500 was only referencing the down payment ughhh

no kidding bro. I don't think I could buy anything but new from a dealer, and even then, I hate the idea of doing so.