Hey, random question: Is suburbia in the states alot like in your photos with all the houses fronting the street so closely? That is really weird. Over her there is always some sort of front yard and then fence with the exception of the real innercity, but then it is apartments mostly. We have only one or two suburbs in one or two "CITIES" that are anything like that, but in those cases, the houses are also just about touching on either side too, but in the photo, the houses have relatively decent gaps between them, but still no front yard or front fence. No real privacy or plantings either :shudder:
P.S. Never liked the american pickup - the car industry's answer to the fuel crisis, and the subsequent tightening of belts regarding muscle cars - "I know, lets build great big pickups with the same big engines as the muscle cars, but we won't get penalised as they are for "commercial" use."
(Sorry, but I find it hard to believe the necessity of these vehicles when every single other country in the world gets by with much more economical - and often better performing and handling - pickups)
However, my scathing comments aside, I covet your roadster, so feel free to lord THAT over me.
