I didn't mean to imply that? But if you're mechanically inclined enough to do classic stuff like tuning a carburetor, you can probably sort out codes and other contemporary auto stuff, given some time. I only meant that he probably had the skills to take the plunge.

Fair enough

That's not correct. These aren't mock drafts. These are his rankings of prospects. So their correlation with talent does reflect his skill as an evaluator.

The way you truly appreciate all cars is so refreshing. If more car people were like you, maybe we'd have a better world.

Too real man, too real.

There are plenty of inexpensive ways to read codes yourself. Don't be afraid.

This is fantastic and is a great example of why the preservation of historical materials is so important.

They're disrupting stagnant speed limits

I agree wholeheartedly, Luke

It also looks like any mid 90s pc game box art. It's just hackneyed. All of these pictures are seriously lacking in imagination and form. Keep working, Joshua.

Bribes for jobs are a race to the bottom. No one benefits but the corporation. They should be outlawed.

It's a quandry. If only the web had taken another turn where people paid for content, there would be so many more good creative and journalistic jobs remaining. I hope you find some way to be paid appropriately for your work, because it's very good.

American trucks have somehow slid into luxury car price ranges, so it's not a big deal to use a more expensive material in the name of various performances. It would be harder to do that with standard family sedans.

Military contractors have abandoned all pretense of making our military better. They want to sell gold plated stuff with massive profit margins and if that gets in the way of readiness or effectiveness, so what. The fish rots from the head.

This is very true. Poor little inbred fuckers.

What kind of low level dealer could afford this for his girlfriend? You need to be at least upper-middle drug dealing management to afford the g wagen.

Wonky and formless. Take a course or three and get back to me.

Far Cry two's mechanics work perfectly with its plot. You feel like a mercenary in the middle of a conflict, and on neither side. You're sick and in trouble. Danger lurks around every bend. Simply moving around the map takes planning.

The Ekranoplan is longer, and weighs more. Source: wikipedia. Just google it. I'm on my phone. Still this is a huge beast and would be plenty terrifying in a hot war.

I'm a fan of Bill Hazard