Step 1. Hit wipers.
+1 for the Buick/Olds/Rover lump. Although in it's Rover guise it is one of the most appreciated engines we have. Rover found the Buick engine at Mercury Marine in the 60s when sorting a deal for their gas turbine engines. The aluminium block and heads mean that the engine is comparable in weight to many of the 4cyl…
And of course the 4.0 V8 in the RR is a descendant of the venerable 3.5 (215ci for all you imperial types) V8 that Rover nicked from Buick back in the 60s, that thing will be pulling long after all the electronic gubbins has gone to the wiring loom in the sky
'its not enough for you to be driving something from 1958 with a million horsepower and seven engines' I lost my shit :D
I am uncomfortably jealous of you, not even sure I could buy a 420hp coyote engine in this country without getting a speeding ticket and tripling my insurance costs...
As a 'person from Europe', England to be exact, I am appalled at the way this fellow conducted himself and if I were in the car with him I would be certainly have been screaming 'THIS IS AWESOME' in 5 second intervals. Before promptly asking if I can have a go. In fact, if there is anybody willing to let me have a go…
Anyone else notice that the rear tires are the opposite way around to the front?
In the UK, in my experience, any classic car with a V8, they are so loud and its a sound the cops don't hear over here so they assume shenanigins are afoot.
Bonus points for Primus - Jerry Was A Race-car Driver playing in the background!
Is 20.