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Category Archives: On The Road
Quick Drive: 1983 Mazda RX-7
One of my coworkers recently purchased a 1983 Mazda RX-7, and he recently let me take it for a spin after work. Before this, the oldest vehicle I’d driven was a 1985 Chevy S-10, and I’d never driven anything with … Continue reading
New York to Missouri, and Back
Just over a week ago, I returned from a my solo road trip. I drove from Rochester, New York, to Springfield, Missouri, and back. It’s a 16 hour drive each way, which I spread over two days each way. A … Continue reading
Couldn’t Shift Into Park
It was a typical day at work until the manager told me to drive to a nearby store’s parking lot to help out a customer with her car. She’d recently purchased it, and suddenly it was unable to go into … Continue reading
Purple
Driving through a parking lot one day and came across this.
Who Needs a Bumper?
I don’t take many pictures while driving, I always make sure I’m stopped. I was on my way home from work one day and spotted this one.
Old Ford Bronco
One day there was a really nice looking 60’s Ford Bronco parked next to the building next door, so I had to go look at it.
Water Damage
We had a very heavy rainstorm a couple months ago. I had parked in a low part of the parking lot, and I was very glad I had waterproof boots when I went out at the end of the day.
DIY Tailgate Repair
Saw this on my way home from work one day and had to snap a picture. If your tailgate hinges break, just go to the local hardware store! I’m guessing by the Snap-on and Mac Tools stickers on the window … Continue reading