I was at the passenger seat when this happened to Jessi, myself and my press dept. car... http://jalopnik.com/motortrend-hos…
AsphaltAthlet
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Should be possible: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_se… :-)
You are right... This might work.
Does it really seem to be that this vent is on the drivers side only (because the fuel cap is at the same position on the other fender)?
If it is not good for the tranny: Why is my factory-spec Audi A3 Sportback - when used in "Eco-Mode" on Drive-Select - going into "Sailing Mode", meaning it coasts in neutral and gets into gear back again as soon as I hit the gas again?
The guy in the vid was somehow disturbing...
I love the Firebird-Designs. I have all three in size 1:64 here on my desk... and I also wrote a coffee table book about the most spectacular Concept Cars from GM some years ago where I also wrote about them - http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Cars-Bj%…
Selling a red Ferrari from the Eighties - of course it must be on Hawaii! Aloha Magnum!
As for the fact that I was the guy on the passenger seat of the R8 when the accident happened: There was no speed limit on the road we used.
As being a german it's hard to laugh about this "joke"...
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Really Plymouth? A modern hot rod that only came with a boring V6 an automatic? Really?
Just my 2 cents: I like a long hood/short deck-design. But this might be a bit too much.
As a german and the guy on the pic: What does this sentence mean? ;-)
That was the same I thought when I took that pic. :-(
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What is it about putting a big V8 into a tiny car that makes a grown man giddy like a school girl? It's the unexpected noise. The thrill. Whatever it is, the awesomesaucity of this BMW 1M with an M3 V8 is off the chain.
A bit of Mr. Bean is in all of us...
Just my 2 cents: I don't find the exhaust note too impressive!
Right - my car is on the ocean going from Long Beach to Germany right at this point! Hope, the container doesn't get lost on sea! ;-)
They are not allowed in Germany - but I still might go for it! :-)
That is a great idea! And thanks for sharing the build with us!