If I wrote for Truck Yeah! I'd change my name to Max Gross.

I spent about five hours completely dismantling a hotel room while searching for my keys. After I had given up I decided to finish the leftover pizza from the previous night and in the box, alongside the remaining slices were my keys. The pizza box! Who puts their keys in a pizza box? This guy.

Don't change it, noooo!

Also the CSX and the GLHS Omni/Charger were modified at Shelby's Las Vegas HQ.

It would be quicker and probably doing wheelies with a live axle.

Go upstairs and put your big pants on! We're big pants people!

New production car world record! Take that Bugatti, balls in your court now!

The 300 wears it better though, 'cause RWD.

So there you have it, a Mustang 112 stories in the sky, 1300 feet off the ground.

I'm not hungry anymore, thanks to the BMW i8.

BK2 is the new Jeff Gordon, a young buck that shakes off the pecking order of an older generation.

The line has always been clear, push and shove all you want just don't throw a punch. Neither Brad or Jeff threw a punch so no penalty for the drivers.

I especially like that it was Budweiser sponsored driver pushing a Miller Lite Driver...

After I moved out of state, for a short time, my father and I found it difficult to have any sort of phone conversation. But I did notice when we could talk about that weeks episode of Car Talk, the conversation would start more naturally and that would get the ball rolling.

I will never, ever call out a driver for making a risky move to try to win a race in during the closing laps. That's why we watch, we want to see a driver pull a rabbit out of a hat.

Does proper punctuation make for a good post?

Doesn't baseball's bench clearing brawls also allow you dismiss MLB as a serious sport?

Sadly today, the biggest deterrent preventing an illegal street racer from going legit is safety regs.

Torque = how how hard you punch, Horsepower = how fast you can deliver those punches.

What we are watching is called grudge racing, a form of drag racing that seeks to emulate street racing without endangering the general public. Drivers negotiate a bet ($1000 to $10,000. Anything less than $1K is a wimp move), and a start (arm drop, +car lengths, and/or the hit). The Camaro didn't lift because he was…