Like the venerable 4.9L small block Ford. Except it is oh so close to being an honest round up when they call it the 5.0L. This isn’t even close.
4 cam torino
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Then they should just put the HP on them instead of engine size.
Has anyone used this as an excuse to bash on the Cadillac naming convention yet?
Come on, The rapists was a brilliant celebrity jeopardy topic.
Royal Oak is terrible for snow removal in neighborhoods. The super bowl night was the only night that was a real problem. I didn’t have the E39 out, I was out with the wife’s AWD CTS and honestly keeping moment up was more important that the AWD. Cars were just screwed in general that night due to ground clearance.…
On a snowy road where the brakes will easily lock your wheels up engine braking isn’t really so beneficial, in fact, if it is slick and engine braking starts locking wheels up, your ABS has been rendered useless.
“Dave” - Go buy that Mustang. God, that was painful to type.
Exactly. Mostly the comically small Chevrolet rear wing.
But the comical aero packages are only used on the road courses. The oval package is pretty minimal and normal looking. Especially the Chevrolet one
It seems as if the lines currently denote the bottom of the banking based on this statement. What if they instead shifted the line down a width to denote the outer edge of the apron? Wouldn’t that reduce contact with it? Maybe my thought on where it currently sits is incorrect though too and it is already completely…
Both cars that have flipped were Chevrolets. That aero kit looks pretty trimmed out regardless of the settings teams apply to the wings.
Well, I think we can agree that grass is a field and driving is an activity. If we call the apartment complex an estate you are living the dream :)
If you have something that can be referred to as an estate I’m pretty sure it contains whatever you want it to contain.
Please tell me they are going to take a couple ramps to put on the course for this!
I hate Quebec a little less than normal right now.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, one thank you for the number of times I clicked play in order to actually see a functioning video.
Another video bites the dust. DAMN YOU INDYCAR!
I recall an old abandoned motel that had a car port for each room and had an old car in each of the car ports that was a really cool site to see. The restored or continually maintained art deco gas stations that highlighted otherwise abandoned towns. The ladies in Kansas with the little souvenir shop and their stories…
Isn’t that part of the experience of Route 66 at this point?