Has access to a helicopter, drives an E90. Makes sense.
Has access to a helicopter, drives an E90. Makes sense.
There = Over there.
They're = They are.
Their = Belonging to them.
You're = You are.
This is one of the greatest things on the internet. Ever.
Am I the only one who feels like there was probably enough material for a third hour? I wanted to see more bridge cock-ups, struggling over the mountains, and the general buffoonery that is typical of these specials. I also wanted to know what caused the delaying of the special. There was supposed to have been a…
As a New Yorker, hater of New Jersey, and a Tesla stock owner, WE DON'T NEED TO SELL NO STINKIN CARS IN JERSEY.
$50-60k is too much for a body on frame car using a 20 year old Ford engine and a 4?!? speed automatic? That's the old Mustang GT power-train. Looking at pictures of the interior, it doesn't seem to be more than regular Ford grade plastic and the old version of their radio/hvac stack, maybe from the old Escape?
What is this? A plane for ants?
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My favorite part was 1982's use of an "in car camera machine."
I too have seen Denver's Bugatti.
It could possibly pick up radio beacons used for air traffic to triangulate a position and generally point you in the right direction towards a destination. It wouldn't be the best system, but it's possible with the technology available back then.
What's with those HORRIBLE fake tire noises every time he screeches around a corner in slow-mo?
Try Denver. It's better.
Sorry for stealing your license fees, UK Residents.
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30 years from now, every Carrera GT that crashes will suppose to have some random part from the Walker car, just like the 550 lure.