who was the photographer who made this beautiful pics?

to separate the wheat from the douche

amazing job. the video whets the appetite for more info on those cutting cables and just how smart the engineers are at lifting such massive wreckage, while on a moving soft surface, to deposit it on another moving platform... so much heaving, almost got seasick thinking about it.

interesting about the Stutz Cannonball run of 11 days and 7 hours,

but when it’s time for David’s Farm antics, those snapping wheels will end the fun way too soon

that’s primer,

I for one would love to see the pile of parts taken off

step one (1): Here’s your problem, right here. Keep moving along and you’ll be fine.

surely it’s the picture or something, but I look at that grab military green, and think you must have gotten the Swiss Army special.

just came back from the US, I rented a big ass ( for the rest of the world), Explorer, with a 3.5 and dismal city fuel economy.

I can’t even have sex for that long

so there will be no dashcam culture in Cali, based on this information

nah, they’re definitely not the sort of family that owes any amount on anything... ( one of their companies is a large shipping company, container ships...etc) also, this is not from the US, so leasing is no where near as cheap as for you guys... count your lucky stars and also for your nearly free gas!

I noticed a neighbor just got a new ( pre facelift) Tiguan,

Does anyone else have to endure a horrible pop up ad?

funny you say that, in most places

I saw an Outback for sale, fitted with the X/V wheels, and even it looked “not so good”

I HAD A QUICK LOOK AT THE ADS AND THEY ARE ALMOST ALL IN UPPER CASE WHAT GIVES? AND BAD PUNCTUATION. AND SPELLING

a friend of mine from Argentina actually had his ( locally built) model hot rodded, some heavy breathing by a regional specialist, and bam! way, way faster. I’m sure a Fiat Uno 1.0 could have still trounced it by the clock, but not from the seat of the pants. It felt like a slightly louder Group B monster, and we were…