I'd expect such motivation to come more from the manufs. rather than just a bored tuner. Because Shelby...

I recalled seeing the video years ago, and then found this image via google today at:

As I recall, US soldiers in Iraq came upon a group of guys taking building materials from a house that wasn't theirs and loading boards etc. into a car. The car's owner protested that he was just acting as a taxi - to no avail. The car was deemed part of the 'infringement', so it was destroyed on the spot.

Yes, I love Teslas too - and not just because the TSLA stock I bought is up 232.47% as of now.

Without bothering to read over all the details, this smacks of someone with a bad engine waiting for a car with a good engine to fall into their lap so they can swap them out for their own benefit.

Really - Travis seems to think people still believe that 'leaks' aren't done on purpose?

Sorry, Travis, I don't understand - you're now creating messes on purpose and then cleaning them up on your own as part of a new (?) editorial style, instead of just free-balling messes as usual?

An otherwise wealthy man goes into a bank in New York and asks for a loan...says he will put up his Ferrari as collateral. The bank's loan manager seems puzzled since the guy isn't stuck for funds and asks where the car is and he says "right outside". The loan manager says "how much do you want?" Guy replies…

Is this him?

I share your amazement :)

I've already replied to the 351 fact - does anyone on this website before blowing a gasket? :) Relax...

302 max outside calif. 351 was at best otherwise, so right, no 460 from the factory for this Torino variant :)

Thunderbird - because 460 cubes. The light blue is just to calm down the police when they finally catch up.

That photo was just tagged as _not_ being of the car involved by www.kansascity.com/

In daylight, hours ago:

Reflections of the palm trees nearby.

Just took a quick look at a few of the beach cams - I can see what look to be emergency vehicles at the top edge of this one:

Sorry it took me so long to reply - my phone was off :)

Because - Durham...the bridge that keeps on giving.

Anyone that thinks the app isn't tracking and using your data, needs to think again. And that might be frightening or not a big deal, as long as you know. These apps exist to harvest info, not to aid users, so much. Much like MyFitnessPal, the data flowing to the backend is where the value is.