Here's another story from the Electrathon Race car we built in College a few years back. Not so much a repair but more of a quick addition to meet a requirement.

This was effectively my first taste of post-haste DIY.

Our team and I were mere hours from leaving for Wisconsin from Toronto to participate in an Electrathon…

The Coupe looks amazing.

The convertible looks heinous.

BRM Type 15 accompanied with Old Aviation Goggles and Scarf
Or any 1950's Formula One Car for that matter.

Because why not?

Sure, it's probably the least reliable or ideal car in the comments but it would be bliss during that time.

If I'm the last man on Earth, I'm having a little fun.

I burst out into laughter when I saw that the steering wheel is more buttons than steering wheel.

I think we have an un farad vantage.

It's almost revolting, but we'll keep making these puns until it Hertz.

This is exactly what I'm curious about.

It's shocking the sheer amount of people who believe the Volt is fully electric.

I'm positive charges will not be laid.

"A Volt & a Vette" reminds me of "a Shmoke & a Pancake"

Comes with built-in UFO

Awesome!

This is an Electrathon car we built in College a few years back.

Those are my legs sticking out trying to secure two bolts to attach the front bodywork to the frame.

Oddly comfortable.

Who would you rather be?

The kid who drives a car in which only 50 were made? Or the kid who rides his elephant to school?

Suddenly, I'm torn.

Anything else is just uncivilized.

25:40 and the first announcement made me spill my coffee.

Ho' mama! Anything else is just uncivilized.

I like this picture.

I agree completely about what you're saying.

But I'm grabbing my popcorn for this one. This is going to be great no matter what happens.

1. Lotus makes an SUV that handles well yet gets great ground clearance and gives everyone a giant middle finger.

2. Lotus fails spectacularly and we will all laugh and talk about it…

For some perspective, I grew up in the 1990's. The Eggo waffle box is extremely relevant, I promise.

It all started with the accumulation of little toy cars like Hot Wheels and the like from as far back as I could remember, although most were not brand names like Hot Wheels or MatchBox. Most were no name from what I…

I actually really really like this idea.

It's like a modern version of this.