Trump is right, Burneko. If someone had spoken up about this kid’s behavior, no one would have been hurt. Think things through before you post.

1972 Triumph Spitfire, with conversion 2.2L GM L61, T5, MEFI 4. 10+ years and counting.. maybe it’ll move under its own power during the summer of 2018. Or 2019. Or 2020...

M2PC's Avatar says it all:

Totally. Wrong tires and little to no experience.

Good (as in "high quality") salsa is also pretty damn tasty on the "didn't-really-need-to-be-improved-but-let's-dare-to-try" perfect toast and scrambled egg sammich.

I always thought this was pretty impressive, too:

Another V16:

Another V16:

While I've never driven a trophy truck (bucket list!), I have driven these.. and they are very challenging and rewarding fun. Especially for gearheads like us.

WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' ROADS!

Tragic.

Driver awareness, training and education. Nothing can make a car safer than the nuts behind the wheels.

Ehh.. it's still a fun little one liner.

As I understand, the Chevy Nova didn't sell well to Spanish speakers, because "No Va" translates to "Will Not".

Encountering on-coming traffic on that road must be interesting. Must be radio controlled?

That's pretty crazy. Looks like several of those cars had no business being there is the first place, but the shocking part is the number of people who came out of their cars DURING the crash.

Well, as you know, speed limits in Canadar are pretty low, so it's not so hard in a 48hp car to accomplish the task.. and personal experience has shown that the trucker won't know you're there whether you dive under his trailer or not. Think of it as a safety feature; an escape route, if you will.

Several British sports cars fit, too.. like Spitfires and Midgets.

I was in a Eliminator 36 Daytona Speedster when it burned up a piston in the port engine at 150 mph. It was really anti-climactic. The cabin started to fill up with smoke from the used-to-be-oil-but-was-now-chocolate-milk burbling out of the left valve cover onto the very sexy and fap inducing exhaust. What a ride.…

...and here I was thinking THIS was the correct way to make a lasagna!