That would be great for impromptu Flugtag competitions.
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It's like a pleasant redux of IRT: Deadliest Roads without the whining, short tempers, or over-dramatic editing.
@Just-Logan: Thanks to Stephenie Meyer even "Bunny Rabbit Black" sounds scarier than Twilight.
NICE!!! That ought to bring it down to a snappy 42 lbs/hp!
My wife's... mostly because I'm the primary driver and six speeds in an automatic seems like a waste (seriously, it's in second before I'm past the cross-walk)
@LloydJ: why stop there?
If they tell everyone they have the biggest secret spy satellite then it's no longer secret... isn't it automatically in a different category of spy satellite?
I recall catching the last half of a race where Boris Said literally drove the wheels off that Mustang. Drivers side rear wheel busted off at the hub, he drove another lap and a half before he spun out and they called him into the garage. He thought he just had a tire going down.
@trev: Nope, you're not alone. This thing makes me question whether I really even like the original... Ok, that's silly, of course I like the original.
I see that the Gymkhana park is absent from the list. As is another of my favorites from GT4: Motorland.
This is the perfect thing if you've got kids racing go-karts, quarter midgets or jr. dragsters. All it needs is a scale stacker trailer to haul to their events.
Time lapse and running... I half expected it to be dubbed with Yakety Sax. But MTA's selection was classy too.
Thank goodness for this... my Tilt-Shift-O-Meter was running on empty. Can't wait for the "Stop Motion Tilt-Shift Booth Professionals of SEMA" article to come out.
@snapoversteer twts teh body elctrc: And Porsche called it a Flatnose... It's a win no matter how ya say it though.
I suppose he followed quickly with