"I was born on this show you merely adopted it"

Can I suggest a dump-truck style lifting bed for added utility and greater engine access?

Yes, it looks like the 235 six cylinder. There is an alternator where the genny used to be, the battery in the wrong place and the radiator has been modified or replaced. It is also a three speed manual on the column with stock drum brakes. Oh, and the heater has been disconnected.

GM Dustbuster van 6-wheel pickup conversion. Thread over.

Having been to Cuba earlier this year, it's a wonderful place filled with an amazing culture and friendly people. Cuba may not have a huge car culture like everywhere else, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist (as you do point out). I visited Havana on my trip. In the main square, there are dozens of cars you're…

Yo, VIP, let's kick it!

RWD: downshift. FWD: hanbrake. Just remember, whichever wheels you brake with on a slick road are going to become the rear wheels.

I was in a truck involved in a somewhat similar crash. Similar as in we destroyed the car; dissimilar in that she aimed at us. Still, not a fun thing to live through, knowing there's a dead body under your truck. This video certainly stirs up some bad memories.

His rear suspension is all like

hard to have the rotors glowing while accelerating. They usually glow from the opposite action. :P

Oops, sorry - jumped the gun

He was told he could be anything he wanted to be when he grew up. He wanted to be a Ferrari...

or all out cobra renaissance.

8, 8 kilowatt hours, ah ah ah . . .

4 cylinder Ford + honorable mention Buick V6/aluminum circa 60's. Because boat motor. Make it a Great Day.

Its a bad example of a good idea, What we really need is just a small light 4wd, with a simple drive train and rugged capabilities no sat nav, No soft leather and bucket seats and an entertainment system. Give me a removable top, a interior I can hose out, A couple of gauges, a light and a bench seat so I can get…

Hmmm, it reminds me of this, and that is a good thing: