It’s like the Bacon Number for Steam profiles.

That looks like my Tamiya Clod Buster r/c truck. The one in the picture is not mine. Mine is somewhere in my house conquering giant dust boulders..

It’s more fun to put them on your regular-ass car.

Those aren’t Monster Truck Tires,

I daily drive my Raptor, at about 90k miles now. I use it on the farm as a work Truck for just about every short of heavy hauling, for that I have a old F350. I’ve boosted the 6.2 with a Roush Supercharger setup from the dealer. Somewhere between 550 and 600hp. My son graduates high school next year and I’ll probably…

I doubt people who are gonna work their trucks will be buying Raptors.

Lots of semi trucks out there rocking turbo 6's. They’re pretty big.

I’m normally not a very stuffy car enthusiast, but I just feel like big vehicles need a big engine. It just seems “right” y’know?

He could have Dodged it, but *puts sunglasses on* he chose to Ram it.

I would. A fairly tastefully done, good condition, period correct HUMMER?

Amazing cars when they are running. Neighbor has one and it takes one day out the month to run properly. After that its in the garage getting something replaced.

And as a bonus, you can actually sleep in it!

Best/only sub 5k sleeper I could find on ebay:

How does it being electric affect its finish and production quality? That makes absolutely no sense, and anyways, why is the Model S relatively well made in comparison to the X? There really isn't any excuse for the quality to be so horrendous.

http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1043671_8…

At least it wasn’t one of the drive wheels.

I look at modern car designs with all the swoops and curls and then I look at something like this 250GT, and I wonder what the fuck?

Studebaker Tested Products. Or stone temple pilots.

It's basically a self-destruct button. All good drivers understand this.