That’s how you know they used authentic Ferrari parts.

I’m ready to make a bad descion send me some info on the Ferrari

By blown up I suppose it smoke like hell ?

Getting on jalopnik.com.

1. Bought any car to “fix up”- Bought a Jeep Wrangler. Thought they were easy to wrench on and hard to break. Paid more than the purchase price in repairs before I drove 10 miles. Then decided I needed to modify it. Lifts, wheels, tires, etc. and b now I spent 4 times the purchase price. Thing keeps falling apart on…

Bought my wife a brand new gti autobahn in 2015 and took it to our local tuner right from the shop.

I bought a 1987 Z24 Cadavalier, not unlike this one:

That feeling never went away for me. Almost bought one, and I still want one.

So many year ago, when these originally dropped, I thought, “Bloody hell. I want an [E39] M5.”

go back to high school bro

Woohoo! I loved The Hire! I still have the original series on DVD*

I fancy myself to be a bit of a graphic designer, here’s a sample of my professional portfolio from my time at Saleen

This motherfucker right here has got some nerve.

The end goal of almost every company in the Bay area is to be bought out by a bigger company for a lot of money.

Prediction: dot com bust 2.0 happens before private ownership of cars disappears.

Duh, reflective belts save lives man! You can tell from this video no one died “because reflective belt”!

Came here for the IYAAYAS comment, left happy. Oh ammo, you silly kids.

BTW I haven’t seen that ‘IYAAYAS’ in a long time...

That is the amazing PT reflector belt. It not only makes you more visible during the early hours of PT, but also protects you from car accidents, bullets, STDs, and the flu. At least that’s what the military thinks of it. It’s the staple of military safety equipment.

Wooo !