I don't understand kids these days: I'd rather look at Taylor Swift than listen to her.

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I was gonna say, it looks like an Opel body shell.

Thanks! Looks like 71-291 was the test mule / demonstrator. I remember that Spirit of '76 paint job, haven't seen pictures of it in a while.

NBD, I just figured somebody might read it and take it seriously.

The point of paying interest is to compensate depositors for inflation, so it's double-counting to ask for inflation and interest: banks only pay you interest. Of course, there are often periods where inflation is higher than interest rates , which erodes the purchasing power of money - in cases like that, you should…

Brin was born in the Soviet Union, and his parents emigrated to the US when he was six. His father is an academic. He obviously had a lot of formative experiences in the US, but you have to wonder if his very academic family background in Soviet Russia might have made him immune to the charms of the American…

"Mercedes-Benz reportedly plans to revive their storied Pullman marque..."

How about no power steering at all? In the last twenty years, the attitude seems to have become "Put power steering on every car, whether it needs it or not."

Come on, give us your CANDID opinion! What do you REALLY think of the AN-225?

Not a problem in 1969, but:

Here they are starting it for the first time in 30 years:

Looks like it combines classic American luxury and utility with modern German design.

Was that what became the F-15E?

Also, weren't all the 333SP's built by Dallara? Ferrari put their name on it, but they had been out of Sports Prototypes for almost 20 years. They really just built the engine and subcontracted the chassis out to Dallara, if I remember correctly.

Off-topic, but I've never seen a camouflage paint job like this on an F-15. Were they ever deployed this way?

Link is broken when I click on it.

Was this before or after they killed off Mercury?

"Allan Mulally Wilkes Booth" you mean!