He forgot to wear his racing gloves

Three years ago my son was born with a serious heart defect requiring a seven week hospital stay as a newborn. His hospital room was equipped with an internet connection, and one of his nurses suggested that I stream Mozart to him over Pandora to give him something to listen to (it makes babies smarter, right?). I…

MEH. Let me know when you find a link to every invisible jet ever drawn or built

I wonder what would Sabine Schmitz say about this

Nice, but I like the flame job on this one better.

@ChiefPontiaxe:

Found this one parked in the lot of Disney on Ice in Fairvax, VA [NIBBLES!]

Any elderly person who could afford even the entry level version of this vehicle would not be living in Century Village, where you can buy a condo for WELL under the MSRP of this vehicle.

I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want . . . not this.

@The Stig's American Cousin: @switzerr: FWIW I used to own one of the Jamaican Gang members' cars from that movie

Rocky Balboa's Trans Am from Rocky II- nothing says nouveau riche and poor taste quite like a 1979 Trans Am.

Not exactly a car, but . . .

Sorry, but I have prohibited myself from buying anything from Brazil with moving parts.

FWIW Virginia leads the U.S. in the largest proportion of vanity plates. I don't know why, possibly because they're so cheap relative to the standard-issue plates?

@AMGkiller: If you think that's disturbing, search for "chimp" and "frog" on Youtube

Finally selling on Ebay all the leftover project car parts I don't need anymore.

In the mid-1980’s our family electrician, a former GM employee, called in a favor with his former co-workers and ordered a GMC Safari minivan with a Buick Grand National-sourced turbo 3.8 engine. Although I never saw it, it must have been cool. He died in a motorcycle accident about 15 years ago (granny backing out…

Two words: minivan bluesmobile

A school buddy of mine's father had one of these in dark blue, with the badass Blaupunkt Berlin gooseneck radio which kept getting stolen on a seemingly monthly basis (this was Miami in the 80's). Thanks for the memories.