I had a '70 (not SS) that I loved like Rabbit loves that one when I was in college and my first couple of years working. I also had THE "girl car" import with a targa top. I loved them both, but the '70 was wrecked too many times and I didn't have the money to keep her up, so I let her go. That car was a magnet for people crashing into (Chinese girls learning to drive on campus 2x, crackheads rear-ending it in hit-and-run in Omaha, sideswipe hit-and-run on campus, etc), so it wasn't cheap to keep fixing. It ran famously, and I drove that thing anywhere and everywhere. I don't even know how many miles she had on her. I will say that my late bodywork guy was a genius, and took care of her each and every time - like it was his car. He had it enough it might was well have been. Great car, great memories. Thank you.
I just started watching your channel. What makes your channel so special is, You're a down-to-earth type guy. That walks the walk and talks the talk! Keep up the great story's!
Best channel on UA-cam! And my favorite part of these videos... we aren't getting bombarded with ads every 2-3 minutes. I wish you much success here Rabbit, keep kicking ass!
Having been born in 1965. My Father bought new a 65 Malibu SS 327/365 h.p. But of course he couldn't leave it alone. Bored .120 over, Racer Brown Cam,Dual Holley 4150's,M-22 Muncie "Rock Crusher" Hurst dual gate shifter,5:13 gears with the mandatory Chrome reverse wheels. Other than my 65 Malibu ( bought out of Tabor City,N.C.) being the color it's just a little 283, 2 speed powerglide. Everybody wants me to "Hot Rod" it! But my Wife just likes it stock, quiet single exhaust,14" white walls with the factory wire wheel covers. Sometimes cars just grow on you!
I have a 64 malibu. 350/350 hp. It's been in the shop to many years waiting on me to restore it. Same color blue. Absolute blast to drive. Just a great driver.
Rob, I have two vintage Buicks. One is a '56 Buick Special I have spent tons of money on, and I do love it. I have owned it for 34 years. My daily driver is a 2012 300 horse Nissan Maxima I also thoroughly enjoy. But my favorite for the last nine years, is a 1965 Buick Skylark 4 door sedan. It needs paint, but the body is solid. The interior is mostly done but still needs some work. So it is definitely a work in progress. But it has a 250 horse 4 barrel 300 V8 in it, a stoutly rebuilt Buick Super Turbine 300 (fancy Buick name for a Powerglide). Is it perfect, far from it. But it has power steering and brakes, and is about as reliable as gravity. I drive it every chance I get. If it ever wins an award, other than Most Ambitious Restoration, the shock would probably kill me. But even though I have other rides, that old Skylark is definitely my odds on favorite. So I get it Rabbit, I really do.
I loved this video just bought my first real muscle car 1969 chevelle Malibu not a numbers car the guy that had it did a 9inch 410 gears built turbo 400 manual valve body 3500 stall converter ( stole this car for 3,500 bucks) didnt have an engine so me and a buddy dropped a cammed 5.3 in it makes good power and is a ton of fun always wanted to build a car with my dad unfortunately he passed before we ever could. I'm 33 I'm building it with my boys and I'm gonna paint the town red with it and hit a few airport drags and just think about my dad while I do it... i love your chevelle thanks for the video rob your one of the top reasons i needed a muscle car
That is exactly what I love about my 66 straight 6 cylinder mustang. It’s quiet and a good cruiser to go down Main Street with. It doesn’t shake, and I can hear the radio just fine!
Oh boy, the first musclecar. That will draw a million argument's lol. Idc myself I like them all, arguing which one was first doesn't interest me. I'd say after 7 years you might have a keeper. I know just what you mean when you're doubtful you'll find one you like as much. Always liked the 65s. Thanks for sharing
I have found that the older I get, the more "comfort" matters... in pretty much all things. There comes a point when comfort becomes priceless... nice to know there are others who feel the same.
I hope you still have that old boo thang. Bulletproof 327 with a coupe and the blue on blue. It's the perfect meant to be loved and driven car. That era of old GM engineering is the pinnacle of american style and class at a good price.
I thought I was the only one who had to 'hide' my favorite car from myself sometimes lol. But I agree- the best cars are the ones that fit YOU best, doesn't have to be the most expensive, the most pretty, or the fastest. Don't be afraid of those miles though, Rabbit! Here's to the #BillionMileBooThang !
Hey Rob, I live about 20 miles south from where your Boo was built and sold. The dealership where it was sold was torn down a few years ago. I own a 1967 Malibu that was built in the same plant. I have the paperwork from when the original owner bought it. I'm the 3rd owner and don't plan on selling it. It has been a great car.
It's your favorite car because as you said it's not the most expensive one you've owned it's not the prettiest but it works as something you can jump in and just drive to anywhere
Damn. Would've never thought you said a 65 Malibu was your favorite. Funny thing is, I own a 65 myself and YEARS ago, mid 90's I worked at a Chevy dealer in Decatur Georgia. Nalley was our competition lol
This video is perfect, a lot of people don't want to hear it but sometimes less is more for sure. Practicality, comfort, all mixed in with good performance that's not too over the top can go a very long way. I had a lot more fun daily driving my little 350hp Evo than jumping in the widow maker Supra. It's all fun for a while but when you get older a car that doesnt beat you up when you drive it is more enjoyable.
I agree with you 100%. It doesn't matter how fast or expensive something is. If it stands out to you and is something you enjoy, that makes all the difference in the world.
Mine was 1972 Dodge Polara walking tall sheriff's car, beige, 318 two barrel, stock with a single exhaust with a glasspack. It got 20 mpg and I had a tow dolly I used it to drag junk cars to Foss auto salvage in LaGrange, funny thing it got 20 mpg, towing a car it got 22 mpg! But the greatest thing about dodge/Mopar cars is the little yellow turn signals on the fenders, you look accross the hood, you know the turn signals working cause that little yellow light is in the backwards scoop blinking, folks would ask me if it had a HEMI, I would say, Hell Yeah! (318 2bbl) Man you talking about room, leg room, it was just a sweet ride!
What I loved about my 65 Impala SS was the styling... cast your eye around the interior carpet darker blue lighter color blue as you move up the door cards the touches of chrome and black on the console the powder blue of the headliner with embossed stars... don’t make em like that anymore...
that is awesome mate, can agree more, i love my old trucks and and some of them fast cars, but i rather sit in jail for 10 hours than in most of them for 10 hours. Love my daily driver, love my classics but man do they suck for every day stuff
Yeah it's a beautiful car I love them n I definitely think Some cars become almost family it's funny we had a VW camper which my grandpa bought brand new n an 18 wheeler smashed into it my whole family was devastated crying n Arh hell yeah loving videos Full Send U.K.
Hope you keep it, when I was younger I had a '67 blue Malibu very similar setup and of all the cars I've had I still think I should have kept it. I'll just get another and recreate it! LoL
My favorite muscle car is probably a mid-late 60’s mustang fastback or even just the regular mustang coupe. But I have grown to appreciate the 2-door 1965 ford fair lane sitting at my grandpa’s farm, it’s got a few rock chips, sun damaged black paint but in some parts it’s still glossy.The red leather interior is covered by a towel and underneath it is pretty pristine. It has a broken passenger door hinge but that’s pretty much the main problem, the engine is the same ford 289 as the mustangs around then but it has aftermarket heads and there is a wide market for aftermarket parts because most parts are compatible with the similar mustangs. It is a really under appreciated car, even though it is a two door it is still more spacious than the mustangs from around then.
I gotta echo about being able to fit into your ride.. I’m 5-11, almost 200 pounds. I hate riding in little cars, it’s just not comfortable, I can’t imagine trying to sit beside anyone in a car 39” wide. That’s why my toy is a truck lol
I had a 64 Chevelle Malibu SS. All the nice chrome trim on the body was still good, 327-300 hp, 4 speed, 308 rear. Drove it until it had to be parked, let it sit for years, then sold it. The guy I sold it to researched the vin #, the car had been built as a SS car yes, but with a straight six engine. Who would have ever guessed those cars were available like that?
Love that car its funny a lot of my friends have had expensive cars with a lot of power but all of them that have had 340 Dusters or Demons said those were their favorite
That car reminds me of you Rabbit ...... not the biggest muscles but not in bad shape...... nice looker, but no supermodel. Maybe a little doofy when younger but better with age. Etc, etc
So few understand that cars (trucks too) can be more then a way to point B from A. My BMW Z3 M roadster is like that for me. I’m tall so it is tight but it like fitting in to a good fitting glove beside head room for me. It puts a smile on my face every time I pull it out of the garage and do enjoy driving it however as much as I love driving it a 10 days long trip in it, I’m not so sure about that in a M car. Never sell it and put the wheels back on when they fall off.
some cars are like that. Just comfortable, even the same year and model isn't the same. My favorite car, a 70 valiant with a slant six, four doors, nothing to look at, not high performance anything, but it always got me there, and got me home, without making me hunch over or anything. I'm 6 6 and well over 300 these days, not too many cars fit at all. Nowadays, I buy cars like I do shoes, if they fit, that's what I buy regardless of most anything else. Still none was as good as that old valiant. When if finally did crap out, it threw a rod through the block.. but it still got me about ten miles home with no oil or water in it. Months later, I could put a battery in it and it would still run well enough to move it around the yard. You just don't find em like that anymore.
I was just wondering the other day ,after watching some of your videos, If you ever had a car you didn't wanna sell... Honestly... After hearing you talk about it I probably wouldn't sell it ether.. I Sold a 47 knuckle head chopper I had... I've Regretted It Every Since... Great Video.
Thats a very good point made by Rabbit. I always tell the story of the cars I actually liked and hated for whatever reason. People always assume more expensive or more horspower equals a better experience, but the only thing what matters is how a car makes you feel! Thats why I will not sell my 67' Ford Mustang 4-Speed 289cui :)
I had a '70 (not SS) that I loved like Rabbit loves that one when I was in college and my first couple of years working. I also had THE "girl car" import with a targa top. I loved them both, but the '70 was wrecked too many times and I didn't have the money to keep her up, so I let her go. That car was a magnet for people crashing into (Chinese girls learning to drive on campus 2x, crackheads rear-ending it in hit-and-run in Omaha, sideswipe hit-and-run on campus, etc), so it wasn't cheap to keep fixing. It ran famously, and I drove that thing anywhere and everywhere. I don't even know how many miles she had on her. I will say that my late bodywork guy was a genius, and took care of her each and every time - like it was his car. He had it enough it might was well have been.
Great car, great memories. Thank you.
I just started watching your channel.
What makes your channel so special is, You're a down-to-earth type guy. That walks the walk and talks the talk!
Keep up the great story's!
Drop what you’re doing, a new episode of Rabbit’s Used Cars is here!
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing RABBIT!
I could listen to our man Rob for hours. Its like a therapy of sorts. No crazy cuts between shots, no crazy fast talking. Love it
Best channel on UA-cam! And my favorite part of these videos... we aren't getting bombarded with ads every 2-3 minutes.
I wish you much success here Rabbit, keep kicking ass!
For some reason I think rabbit driving a jdm car would be a very amusing thing to watch
Lol
Imagine him driving AdamLZ's modded new Supra
i had one with the 327-350hp 4sp. i loved it also.
he drove that Mazda pickup with the Ford F100 body over it lol
@@yaboirico5221 to be fair the damn Mazda was the same as the Ranger for a while.
the way Rabbit talks about his Malibu, is now I feel about my ole 97 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lorado. I6, 2wd.
She just fits me like ole pair of sneakers.
I6 is bulletproof. How that tranny holding up?
Having been born in 1965. My Father bought new a 65 Malibu SS 327/365 h.p. But of course he couldn't leave it alone. Bored .120 over, Racer Brown Cam,Dual Holley 4150's,M-22 Muncie "Rock Crusher" Hurst dual gate shifter,5:13 gears with the mandatory Chrome reverse wheels. Other than my 65 Malibu ( bought out of Tabor City,N.C.) being the color it's just a little 283, 2 speed powerglide. Everybody wants me to "Hot Rod" it! But my Wife just likes it stock, quiet single exhaust,14" white walls with the factory wire wheel covers. Sometimes cars just grow on you!
haha, I hang out just south of the "Yam Capital" ,lil place called Pireway.
I have a 64 malibu. 350/350 hp. It's been in the shop to many years waiting on me to restore it. Same color blue. Absolute blast to drive. Just a great driver.
Rob, I have two vintage Buicks. One is a '56 Buick Special I have spent tons of money on, and I do love it. I have owned it for 34 years. My daily driver is a 2012 300 horse Nissan Maxima I also thoroughly enjoy. But my favorite for the last nine years, is a 1965 Buick Skylark 4 door sedan. It needs paint, but the body is solid. The interior is mostly done but still needs some work. So it is definitely a work in progress. But it has a 250 horse 4 barrel 300 V8 in it, a stoutly rebuilt Buick Super Turbine 300 (fancy Buick name for a Powerglide). Is it perfect, far from it. But it has power steering and brakes, and is about as reliable as gravity. I drive it every chance I get. If it ever wins an award, other than Most Ambitious Restoration, the shock would probably kill me. But even though I have other rides, that old Skylark is definitely my odds on favorite. So I get it Rabbit, I really do.
I loved this video just bought my first real muscle car 1969 chevelle Malibu not a numbers car the guy that had it did a 9inch 410 gears built turbo 400 manual valve body 3500 stall converter ( stole this car for 3,500 bucks) didnt have an engine so me and a buddy dropped a cammed 5.3 in it makes good power and is a ton of fun always wanted to build a car with my dad unfortunately he passed before we ever could. I'm 33 I'm building it with my boys and I'm gonna paint the town red with it and hit a few airport drags and just think about my dad while I do it... i love your chevelle thanks for the video rob your one of the top reasons i needed a muscle car
One of your BEST stories ...thanks Rob for all your stories ...
Best thing is Rob, these cars still get looks today!!
"if your honey has some extra saddle bags she aint ridin with you, catch my drift" hahahha keep making these videos
That is exactly what I love about my 66 straight 6 cylinder mustang. It’s quiet and a good cruiser to go down Main Street with. It doesn’t shake, and I can hear the radio just fine!
Glad I found this channel
The wife and I fined joy in what you do Mr. Pitts. Since you started we stop what we are doing and watch together.
Oh boy, the first musclecar. That will draw a million argument's lol. Idc myself I like them all, arguing which one was first doesn't interest me. I'd say after 7 years you might have a keeper. I know just what you mean when you're doubtful you'll find one you like as much. Always liked the 65s. Thanks for sharing
I have found that the older I get, the more "comfort" matters... in pretty much all things.
There comes a point when comfort becomes priceless... nice to know there are others who feel the same.
I love my florshiem shoes, and those old big body muscle cars.
Very well put....afraid I might not find another one as comfortable. It's about a connection and how you feel driving it.
Rabbit makes me look forward to Mondays!
I am so glad I found your channel. I loved watching your segments on vinwiki.
I hope you still have that old boo thang. Bulletproof 327 with a coupe and the blue on blue. It's the perfect meant to be loved and driven car. That era of old GM engineering is the pinnacle of american style and class at a good price.
I thought I was the only one who had to 'hide' my favorite car from myself sometimes lol. But I agree- the best cars are the ones that fit YOU best, doesn't have to be the most expensive, the most pretty, or the fastest. Don't be afraid of those miles though, Rabbit! Here's to the #BillionMileBooThang !
When you find one you love. Like truly love... it’s about comfort. Comfort with the right about of muscle.
Hey Rob, I live about 20 miles south from where your Boo was built and sold. The dealership where it was sold was torn down a few years ago. I own a 1967 Malibu that was built in the same plant. I have the paperwork from when the original owner bought it. I'm the 3rd owner and don't plan on selling it. It has been a great car.
Rob, it is the best "All-around" package, the same reason behind why we bought Olivia that GT350 over other choices. Great story-
It's your favorite car because as you said it's not the most expensive one you've owned it's not the prettiest but it works as something you can jump in and just drive to anywhere
When I read these posts I hear Rabbits Carolina accent and voice in my head...
Damn. Would've never thought you said a 65 Malibu was your favorite. Funny thing is, I own a 65 myself and YEARS ago, mid 90's I worked at a Chevy dealer in Decatur Georgia. Nalley was our competition lol
Vacation Day + Rabbit story + a cold beer = Happiness!
Someday i am buying you a beer Mr. Rabbit love your channel thank you for sharing thumbs up stay awesome everyone.
Great video!
Another fine story from UA-cam’s own smooth talking Gravel voiced narrator Mr Rob Pitts.
"If your honey has some extra saddle bags ", your 32" is gonna HOOK. Cause its gonna need a rumble seat.
Good points seems like a well rounded unit
That intro with that stroked sound is effing incredible
Fantastic story, especially with the cars in the background.
I'm so glad I found this channel. Love what you do Rob, please keep the stories rollin!
I’m a Jeep guy. My ‘06 LJ Rubicon is nice, but I’d rather dive my ‘95 YJ any day.
I completely understand the sentiment.
Priorities of the 60s, everyone in the car can smoke comfortably but no one can drink anything.
I’m glad you started a channel whenever it was I just now found it 🤘
I love these Uncle Rabbit stories! 🍻
This video is perfect, a lot of people don't want to hear it but sometimes less is more for sure. Practicality, comfort, all mixed in with good performance that's not too over the top can go a very long way. I had a lot more fun daily driving my little 350hp Evo than jumping in the widow maker Supra. It's all fun for a while but when you get older a car that doesnt beat you up when you drive it is more enjoyable.
Great story.thanks rabbit!
Something about classic cars from the 1960s. There’re just quality!
I agree with you 100%. It doesn't matter how fast or expensive something is. If it stands out to you and is something you enjoy, that makes all the difference in the world.
It is a pretty car. My favorite out of all your cars and trucks is Dime Piece.
Same here dude that truck is sick! 🤘
Leave it to Rabbit to truly appreciate a classic car!
Lookin good brother! I like this video.
Myself, have had a love affair with a few different 68's... them skinny taillights get me everytime : ]
Mine was 1972 Dodge Polara walking tall sheriff's car, beige, 318 two barrel, stock with a single exhaust with a glasspack. It got 20 mpg and I had a tow dolly I used it to drag junk cars to Foss auto salvage in LaGrange, funny thing it got 20 mpg, towing a car it got 22 mpg! But the greatest thing about dodge/Mopar cars is the little yellow turn signals on the fenders, you look accross the hood, you know the turn signals working cause that little yellow light is in the backwards scoop blinking, folks would ask me if it had a HEMI, I would say, Hell Yeah! (318 2bbl) Man you talking about room, leg room, it was just a sweet ride!
I love my 60's cars with no cup holders and 4 ashtrays. Helps keep priorities in order... lol
I plan on hiding one in my 61. That and replacing my main ash tray with a smart phone mount. It will be hidden when not in use.
Yup sometimes you can go overboard on a build !
I loved video. Your absolutely right. I agree with you on the Malibu. Keep those videos coming.
How he described that car, is how I feel about my Crown Vic(s). They just are all around pretty good.
65 Chevelle is my dream car!! Rock on Rob!!
What I loved about my 65 Impala SS was the styling... cast your eye around the interior carpet darker blue lighter color blue as you move up the door cards the touches of chrome and black on the console the powder blue of the headliner with embossed stars... don’t make em like that anymore...
I felt the same way about my 77 delta 88, comfort, good pickup, easy to steer for $500
that is awesome mate, can agree more, i love my old trucks and and some of them fast cars, but i rather sit in jail for 10 hours than in most of them for 10 hours. Love my daily driver, love my classics but man do they suck for every day stuff
Not too little, not too much. Just right. Kinda like my '66 Dart. Slant 6 puts out just enough and I love driving it
My favorite car aswell. Small cowl hood and sprayed hugger orange. Can’t beat it.
Gotta love the classics I currently have a vehicle I have always wanted it's used it's rough but I love it.
Catch you next time Mr Rabbit
Yeah it's a beautiful car I love them n I definitely think Some cars become almost family it's funny we had a VW camper which my grandpa bought brand new n an 18 wheeler smashed into it my whole family was devastated crying n Arh hell yeah loving videos Full Send U.K.
Brought a tear to my eye bro...great video
Hope you keep it, when I was younger I had a '67 blue Malibu very similar setup and of all the cars I've had I still think I should have kept it. I'll just get another and recreate it! LoL
I know what you mean about being comfortable in a car. I’m 6’ and wear a size 14EE boot. I don’t drive modern cars lol
Next time ur in Charlotte I'll buy ya a beer. Keep up the awesome work bro.
My favorite muscle car is probably a mid-late 60’s mustang fastback or even just the regular mustang coupe. But I have grown to appreciate the 2-door 1965 ford fair lane sitting at my grandpa’s farm, it’s got a few rock chips, sun damaged black paint but in some parts it’s still glossy.The red leather interior is covered by a towel and underneath it is pretty pristine. It has a broken passenger door hinge but that’s pretty much the main problem, the engine is the same ford 289 as the mustangs around then but it has aftermarket heads and there is a wide market for aftermarket parts because most parts are compatible with the similar mustangs. It is a really under appreciated car, even though it is a two door it is still more spacious than the mustangs from around then.
Great video
Love these so much more than the Chevy II. Full frame for the win!
Do you have home movies from when you were growing up Rabbit? I would love to see that!!!
I gotta echo about being able to fit into your ride.. I’m 5-11, almost 200 pounds. I hate riding in little cars, it’s just not comfortable, I can’t imagine trying to sit beside anyone in a car 39” wide. That’s why my toy is a truck lol
Enjoy your SEMA experience my friend, love your channel & content, so damn good man!
327 in a Chevy is gold.
Cup holders:
Open the glove box, there are two on the back side of the door.
But they're useless unless you have a 12 oz can
Same in my saab 900's, not even good for the drive ins because you might jump and spill them all over the place lol
Hah, my Oldsmobile wagon had the same cup holders. Only good if you're parked someplace, it will hold a can of soda, anything taller won't fit.
Im so happy you started making your own videos! Much love from Montreal
Miss and love ya brother. RIP Rabbit 🙏
I had a 64 Chevelle Malibu SS. All the nice chrome trim on the body was still good, 327-300 hp, 4 speed, 308 rear. Drove it until it had to be parked, let it sit for years, then sold it. The guy I sold it to researched the vin #, the car had been built as a SS car yes, but with a straight six engine. Who would have ever guessed those cars were available like that?
Great Video sir, I'm dying to hear more about the fake money high roller guy!!
Love that car its funny a lot of my friends have had expensive cars with a lot of power but all of them that have had 340 Dusters or Demons said those were their favorite
Got the notification instantly clicked off of the other video I was watching
Now I know why I recognize you. "Triple Lindy"
Old Shoes that ya have ran around in ALWAYS FITS THE BETS 🤓👍🇺🇸
If I had a cool hot rod-ish car, it would be an El Camino of about that same year.
My grandparents currently have a '42 Plymouth Convertible, '56 Ford Fairlane, '62 Ford Unibody Truck, '65 Mustang, and two 60s chevy trucks
That car reminds me of you Rabbit ...... not the biggest muscles but not in bad shape...... nice looker, but no supermodel. Maybe a little doofy when younger but better with age. Etc, etc
So few understand that cars (trucks too) can be more then a way to point B from A. My BMW Z3 M roadster is like that for me. I’m tall so it is tight but it like fitting in to a good fitting glove beside head room for me. It puts a smile on my face every time I pull it out of the garage and do enjoy driving it however as much as I love driving it a 10 days long trip in it, I’m not so sure about that in a M car. Never sell it and put the wheels back on when they fall off.
I was wanting for the gas station story of everyone’s brother had one but crashed it
I’d love to go to sema one day
Just a bit expensive from here 🇬🇧
Thats cool! My 66 Galaxie was built in Atlanta and sold in McBee SC. Never left the state and has 17k original miles.
some cars are like that. Just comfortable, even the same year and model isn't the same. My favorite car, a 70 valiant with a slant six, four doors, nothing to look at, not high performance anything, but it always got me there, and got me home, without making me hunch over or anything. I'm 6 6 and well over 300 these days, not too many cars fit at all. Nowadays, I buy cars like I do shoes, if they fit, that's what I buy regardless of most anything else. Still none was as good as that old valiant. When if finally did crap out, it threw a rod through the block.. but it still got me about ten miles home with no oil or water in it. Months later, I could put a battery in it and it would still run well enough to move it around the yard. You just don't find em like that anymore.
Rabbit, I love your videos.. watch and like all of them. But a better mic would make these 10x better
no cup holders but i got 4 ash trays, best description of american cars straight up to my 87 monte carlo ss love it.
I miss my old 65 El Camino.
That Malibu is the JC Penny Gal of classic cars
I was just wondering the other day ,after watching some of your videos, If you ever had a car you didn't wanna sell...
Honestly... After hearing you talk about it I probably wouldn't sell it ether..
I Sold a 47 knuckle head chopper I had...
I've Regretted It Every Since...
Great Video.
Will you ever get something like a crew cab square body or crew cab dentside lifted and off road ready in the shop?
Thats a very good point made by Rabbit. I always tell the story of the cars I actually liked and hated for whatever reason. People always assume more expensive or more horspower equals a better experience, but the only thing what matters is how a car makes you feel! Thats why I will not sell my 67' Ford Mustang 4-Speed 289cui :)