A vampire motorcycle gang.

I never thought about that before, but one of the shittiest times in my life was when I was t-boned by a car doing 70 mph. I was making a left on a green arrow. He blew the light and hit me hard. It was my first car too a 1973 Galaxie 500. The fact that the car was, so big is why I was not killed.

Just makes you want to shake a Flatearther out of their stupidity.

pneumatic tech goes way back.. Just think of that bell that would ring at service stations in the past. Ding, ding.

He is a instant legend. They’ll forget his name, but they will always talk about the accountant that stepped in and made the saves.

And his lil’ red cheeks

I was told the story in ‘84 and I think the accident happened in the early 70s.
 The guy who died was a very experienced diver that dove that wreck many times before.

I grew up on L.I. and had a teacher that lost a friend diving the wreck of the USS San Diego. He was in the ship when silt was kicked up. He became disorientated and ran out of air trying to find and exit.

A friends dad bought a 1989 GXE.I personally did not like body style, but the car was fast and had a great BOSE sound system.

Sadly a pedestrian being hit and killed by a autonomous vehicle was inevitable.

Replacing a mechanical fuel pump on a 1973 Nova.

Look at you pretending to be an intellectual.

The franchisee have no standing. End of story.

Even if he did make money off those DXP videos I do not think the franchisees looking to sue him have cause.

If what Sam said is true in his fist DXP video these cars actually are leased by Roush to franchisees. When the DXP hits end of life for a franchise they are to be returned to Roush.

He bought both DXPs via Copart salvage auctions. One DXP still had all the Domino’s markings. The second one had all markings removed except for the warming oven.

Yes and let’s start with that pesky 1st Amendment.

Every amendment is important.

Curious that Ford did not object to their company name. I know it’s Mercury Marine.

Do I eat in my car?