This. Or that it had met a similar fate to so many of its brethren: Original owner was Ryan, the owner of a small-but-prosperous jewelry store. He doted upon it and cleaned water from the carpet with BMW Part 85-2951-C, Invisible Stain Remover Pads (just like Bounty, but $2 each). Original owner put 50k on it and then…

For that price, I expected a rustbucket or a poorly-thought-out engine swap. NP.

As Mike Brewer would say, “Cracking Deal!”

This is easy, a rally car is because racecar, a drift car is because herpderp.

I started to post something about that, and it started with “Not to be that jerk”. At that point, I decided if it starts with those words, it’s probably better not to post it.

P.S. I’m not calling you a jerk.
P.P.S. Seriously, I don’t mean it like that.

That’s what HOAs are for. If you can’t stand the sight of a well-kept, expensive trailer in someone’s driveway, you should make your largest investment in a neighborhood where the HOAs motto is: “Absolutely no fun allowed, whatsoever!”

Cowland responded: “We built it because we could.”

And who wouldn't give $3,900 to be with her?

Most cars have a system wherein the operator has a brain and doesn't pilot their craft into water.

Nice still image.

Donnie Yen yo

Grrrrr.

The Deltawing is maybe the ugliest racecar I’ve ever seen. It’s hard to believe it wasn’t designed by an American company.

Nope, you’re right on the money. I appreciate their can-do attitude, but a bad idea with gumption is still a bad idea.

I think back to all those times I’ve strattled road debris on the interstate (large chunks of semi tires); while it did rip off the underbody tray stuff, my 240sx was able to continue under way. I guess we’ll see how the delta wing will do.

DITTO! Been saying it all along”...unstable design, use ‘reverse triangle’ instead..”

#dicksoutforharambe

...Dorito-shaped road car.

You drove through West Texas once and wanted to do it again?