So no Hellcat powered Maseratis.... What about Hellcat powered Ferraris?

I kind of figured they would focus on emissions. Carb always tends to focus more on emissions than anything else.

There was a Russian scholar years ago that wrote a book sometime after WWII. That described how the US will ultimately break up into 4 large pieces. The 4 sections where the Northeast, South Eastern US, Midwest, and West Coast. With Alaska returning to Russia.

Yeah right. California isn’t going to leave the union. It is just another cry for attention to remain relevant.

“NHSTA also proposes attacking California’s authority in a manner different than the EPA, asserting that the 1975 law creating the first fuel economy standards prohibits states from enacting their own rules.”

I like this. It looks so much nicer than the bland appliance cars designers are trying to make everyone drive.

This thing is going to be a Caddy and not a Vette.

I’m surprised they haven’t killed Chrysler off yet. Dodge produces cars now (plus the Durango), Ram is for trucks, and Jeep has suvs. Why do they need Chrysler?

Norwegians will never not have gas powered vehicles. There are way too many automotive clubs in Norway. They love American cars way too much to not be able to drive them a few months/weeks a year. lol

A classic VW Beetle or Super Beetle.

That’s a nice and extremely detail oriented build. The builder/creator is doing a great job!

Top speed??

Top speed of the car??

That looks like a 76 Gran Turino.

I agree. It needs to be a Hellkitty or Demon version.

One of my buddies does this as a side job. He sands them with 800 grit, then 1000, and goes all the way up to 3000 grit wet sand paper. At the end he sprays them with clear coat, so they will last much longer.

Yes, you need an insane sports car for a daily!

That GTO is an 05-06 model, and it is a full SAP car. SAP parts are rather expensive in the GTO community. Well they are for original SAP parts, but the replica parts are fairly reasonably priced. Also that 356 on white walls works so well.

So is this book along the lines of I hope the Serve Beer in Hell?

This advice is stupid, and a waste of money. This advice is coming from a planner who makes their money from planning elaborate engagements.