Ah, thank you! Makes sense - I've never seen one of these molds (for lack of a better word) before.

This is just awful.

"There, the car's aluminum skin is hand-formed into muscular, organic shapes . . ."

Yeah, what was that about?

From what I read, it's a coachbuilt one-off that was shown at the Geneva Show, and they called it the Bentley Continental Flying Star.

??

- Redid the suspension on all corners (shocks, struts, springs, wheel bearings, mounts, CA bushings, tie rod ends)

- Redid the suspension on all corners (shocks, struts, springs, wheel bearings, mounts, CA bushings, tie rod ends)

Fantastic.

#cotdnominations

Do it.

Cheers to that. It's so easy to get mad at people but it doesn't really help anybody.

Thank you.

Yeah I don't know about that line either - his name is Norman.

I absolutely agree in principle, but in a movie, those eyes have to express a whole lot of emotion, and the features (especially in a kids' film) need to be huge and easy to read. It weirded me out when I saw it (windshield-eyes?! What?!) but I do understand why they did it.

I can't believe that I like this thing.

I need an alignment and one of my wheels has a dent in it. I've since lowered my car (it was a a ridiculous height before) and moved that wheel to the rear where it doesn't mess with the steering. The power steering rack has a much faster ratio, if I recall correctly, which would definitely affect how stable the car…

Wow. We didn't get the 1.3 or 1.6 (as far as I know) in the US. I drive a 1.8 8V with a 5-speed and I wish I had a 6th gear! I've had my car to 100mph and not much more - pretty scary at those speeds!

Pole . . car . . what were we talking about again?

Wow! 4-speed, really?! And yours isn't even the early series (85-87), is it? Mine has power steering and AC, admittedly. This photo shows it without the splatter-painted hood. I love these cars. Just treated it to new suspension and bushings/bearings all around!