Jobjoris
Jobjoris
Hi Jason, PK10-000784 here. Damn right about that prediction: blasting the PAO through town is delightful! Just get used to the fact it’s the ultimate head-turner, at least: Over here in continental Europe it is. I see your radio is missing the frequency dial? Good luck with it, let me know if you find that bar for…
We both know he does. How else would he have gotten ideas for posting these amazing Heuliez stuff? He just has direct access to the Kinja Database. A simple query with a where clause on “Jonee” combined with “Jobjoris” and he’s good to go, material for years!
Haha, I knew I’d see a comment from you here!
LEGO was so wrong for not making it happen. I’m getting the Caterham but this one would have been successful. I’m sure.
Nice! Not sure if it’s better than the BJ42 Landcruiser that did make 10k support but LEGO still decided not to produce.
Dude, I can only give you one star on that!!!
Of course, but that one wasn’t a real Lancia and it was killed by Ferrari. But certainly: WHY ON EARTH WOULD ONE NOT WANT THIS TO HAPPEN?
If only...
A brand that made that epic cars never dies. Really...
No it didn’t. And you know it:
Excellent read and AN AMAZING DECISION! You sir are my new hero.
Wait, so the most important reason, the power-loss, is UK-only? There’s more to Europe than just the UK...
It does look good but a concept in 1986 without an airbag is... Without any vision at all?
Well, it’s just over 600kgs. 75hp back then with such weight was capable at least, if not subsonic. These two-strokes could put out 100hp easily as well to get it over 200 km/h. In a 600 kg car of that era and this low that’s terrifying.
One rotor comotor wankel. The twin rotor only got introduced in the (GS) Birotor.
Going boldly where no company has gone before. And proving that not every innovative idea is a successful one. M35. Or maybe the Birotor is even a better idea to prove this.
And not just that. They still build them.