“In 1964, the Federal Aviation Administration used U.S. Air Force jets to bombard Oklahoma City with over 1,250 sonic booms to study the impact on the population.”

Here’s mine which I bought down here in Chile. Got some white old Suzuki Samurai wheels and painted the roof white.

Or 1 R34 GTR

...these things are basically free in Japan. 

Have you seen this vehicle?:

They should release the Ridgeline as the Acura NSX just to fully mess with people.

He has the concept of a plan to deal with this by warming everything up so no more snow 

Champagne would fall from the heavens. Doors would open. Velvet ropes would part.

Get this instead of a Hellcat or Viper to be a connoisseur instead of another self-indugent weaner.

potential, bomb.

This reminds me of the time I saw a liquid nitrogen tank that had had it’s pressure relief valve break. It happens, and you replace them. But on *this* tank...

Looking at it initially thinking this was some sort of helper spring...

This is...stupidity on a grand scale. You know how welding on a gas tank full of fumes while smoking a cigarette is stupid? Yours is worse.

Hm, what is he hol

Friend, that is a bomb

There’s plenty of speed bumps, curbs, and gutters within a mile of my house that would damage a car that low to the ground. Add in the pot holes from snow plows on the asphalt, and the big rig caused pot holes on the syncrete and the chances for damage increase exponentially.

Damn.

Well to be fair if everyone else is going 79 it’s safer for you to speed 9 mph over than it is for you to be going 70.

Next week on Youtube: VINWiki’s “How I obtained this super car from Syria during a war”

“but this was something she didn’t think about at the time because she really needed a car.”