I would pay good money to drive a Ford Butthole. I would just wait for someone to ask me about mileage. I would say "I have a ton of miles on my Butthole." Of course I would follow that statement with a Michael Scott timed "That's what she said".“Took the ole Butthole for a spin around the block today.”
Because you're in the Gladiator vs section of the forum.
Unsurprisingly, Ford's taglines over the years work well with their latest model name:I would pay good money to drive a Ford Butthole. I would just wait for someone to ask me about mileage. I would say "I have a ton of miles on my Butthole." Of course I would follow that statement with a Michael Scott timed "That's what she said".
Yes I'm eternally 14 years old. "That's what she..." Oh wait, no.
It's completely different and totally acceptable (to me) when forum members want to discuss and compare.
My father had three of these when I was just a wee lad. Don't remember exactly what years they were. Between '76 and '78, I believe. The first one was faded banana yellow, No.2 was Robin's Egg blue, and the 3rd was a SH!T brown. He was very fond of my grandfathers Lincoln, but on a cop's salary (and my mom's spending habits), the LTD was as close as he was getting. I remember being about 12yo and being able to fully lay down in the back seat, with room to spare, with my Walkman, on the way to the cottage. If there was ever a car built for the submarine races, that was it!
Yep they big!! Grandparents got hit by an 18wheeler first year they had it. Repaired it and replaced the 460. Used it to tow a 28’ Prowler around the country for many years. This one is white with the green pleathery top.
