This one. No gas required. No insurance required. No real maintenance required (except sticker replacement...maybe). I’m sure a vast many of us have great memories of our time in the seat on one of these. You can even get them in adult sizes!

Hmmm...sleeper Duramax swap?

Fair enough. It really was a silly oversight. By that time, I’d been working on vehicles for the better part of 10 years. The problem I was having was a distinct lack of time to get the oil change done.

Some say...he swallowed the souls of the executives that allowed the Bangle bustle to be marketed simply by dialing them up, and breathing into the phone when they answered. Others say, it was simply his menacing visor stare that made a demon-possessed 1958 Plymouth Fury drive itself into a car crusher.

How to have a shitload of fun and be extremely terrified at the same time! (Yep, I’m jealous).

In 2002, I did the unthinkable: I grenaded the 22RE under the hood of a 4x4 1994 Toyota Pickup.

The FV2 looks like a lot of fun. Get in, lie back, and zip through traffic!

No love for the ‘68 Cougar I posted? Oonly $9500.

The newer R1 sitting next to the outgoing R1 looks quite serious, whilst the older model looks like it wants to be goofy and have a good time. Both of them are amazing machines.

Very artistically designed, very beautiful concept. I’m hoping they 1.) keep the lines very similar to the concept and 2.) actually roll it into production.

Yeah, but there’s been one instance a Mustang did a lengthy jump over a bunch of cars (okay, okay, CGI Shelby clone) and another ‘Stang chased baddies all over San Fran....

Just some good ol’ boys, never meanin’ no harm...

That’s no small hump in displacement. I’m really eager to see how this bike does in the world, and, I daresay, the track.

It’s the only one I’ve ever seen.

Might not be a car, but this is somewhat unusual:

You mean this one?

My only dislikes have been the monochromatic appearance, and the overbearing appearance of the paint - nothing to break up the solid wall of blue. Just my own preference though.

Here’s a 1988 DOKA with a 1.9L TDi and row-your-own trans with a current bid of $3K. No, it’s not fixed price, but the outcome on this will be interesting to see.

This looks like someone took a drop tank from an old fighter/bomber (i.e. F-111, F-105 or similar) and adapted it to use for land speed records. Very cool! And very quick, when they get done testing it.

Here ya go: