Pure Kentucky class.

Completely done up pre-runner of a raptor. Think raptor, but with even more insanity. Now I don't have to worry about the roads falling apart.

This is all I see.

There are few Gt40's still being raced today. Just need to wait for when a vintage series showcases it. I know for a fact that chassis 1016 was actively raced in SVRA in America for years in the late 90s/early 00s. Unfortunately chassis 1046 is a garage queen, but I can't blame the guy considering its likely the most…

CBP officials crush a Defender they say was illegally brought into the country through the Port of Baltimore in 2013.

Could have used some lightning love too.

I don't think this should be read into too much. I believe they still have a provisional status because they haven't supplied an FIA approved driver tub and nose that has passed the crash tests yet.

Either a Pantera or that Lamborghini Countach that guy made in his house.

Whew, I got wayyyy too far down this list before I saw the C9. it's no 962, but damn group C is top shelve carporn.

This accident cost about $60M. If I remember there were 2 cobras that were lost in this wreck, that alone was $12-15M

Well Chevy does have their indycar engine program, just need to not take off as much in the cylinders. But, I was really hoping that Haas could convince Ford (I would enjoy reading that 'Go Like Hell' sequel) to rejoin the F1 engine race one more time with the Eco-boost line (this is ignoring the relationship Haas…

He most certainly could have been upset at him for something, but I highly doubt he was upset at him for something that was witnessed on the video, and this is the only evidence anyone other than the people that were there directly have seen.

How do you know that Stewart knew he was trying to show him up? Even though Ward was pointing him out (which Ward made gestures as other cars passed before Stewart), nothing in this video shows that Stewart knew he was upset at him.

Watch the video again, more closely this time. Stewart never made contact with Ward's car, people are missing this or refusing to acknowledge this. Ward's car slid up into the still loose dirt (known as jumping the cushion) and lost control and hit the wall. Stewart never made contact with Ward's car; so no he…

Plausible, I'll give you that it is faintly plausible that this could be one of the possibilities. However, as you stated above, I simply don't see it as a possible situation because there is a lack of motive given that Ward caused the accident himself and Stewart never touched him, taking away a reason for Stewart to…

First off, not a NASCAR nut job, just a general racing fan that has a good understanding of what reasonableness means (something you clearly lack in, just about, every post you make).

Yes, it's a hastily wild statement to suggest. You're giving no fact based motive for Stewart, given the information the general public has been provided.

He's not a rage-aholic, like a Jon Koppenhaver, he is passionate about racing and let's his emotions get the best of him from time to time. Your comment tells me one thing, you've never meet the guy and your opinion is likely made up of what you've seen hastily reported on the sports sued-o-news station ESPN.

To add: If you watch the video (which I feel many people really haven't), Stewart never made contact with Ward in the video (cannot speak for earlier in the race or not). This alone takes away the motive people are forcing on Stewart. Additionally, Ward walked down the track from the top to the middle, Stewart wasn't…

Where did he throw him into the wall though. What video is everyone watching that shows Stewart's car hitting Ward's car and causing the accident? Ward's car hit the wall because he jumped the cushion and slid into the wall. At no point in the video can it be seen that Tony's car did or didn't hit Ward's, if anything…