If the city doesn’t do something about this, injury attorneys will!

They’re actually not that bad, compared to ‘70s Alfas. They’d stopped getting their sheet steel from Russia by then.

Comped trip to Indy? Did you get to the filet sliders at Harry and Izzy’s?

With nice, big buttons.

I’d be happy if I could get still get some decent summer performance tires for 14-inch wheels.

Yeah, millions, but I’ll happily take it to mean that it’s descended from what’s under the hood of my ‘02 Escape.

“the museums for Pagani, Lamborghini, and Ferrari—let’s be honest, those are the only ones we really care about”

Engineering: “It’s supposed to do that, sir.”
IMP: “Do you see this face I’m making? This is my angry face. You seem to have confused it with my ‘I’m in the mood for jokes’ face.”

“There’s no doubt as a car spotting city London is one of the most famous, right next to Monaco and Dubai.”

It still gives me nightmares!

L a m p r e d i, #$%^&# spellcheck, twice.

Did the Italians actually ever name an engine?

For those of you who thought sleeve valves were just too boring.

Don’t forget Rolls’ Goblin jet engine, and if they were including motorcycles, it’s game over with “Norton Combat.”

And Napier and Bristol made cars, too, so...

CP regardless of price. It reminds me of the local MMtB Club member who had a Toyota Trekker built for him and he had the 22R replaced with an 18rgu. Its only redeeming moments were the comic Formula Atlantic-like launches required at every stop sign.

This reminds me of the old saying, “The first guy to the scene of an airline accident is they guy with the bucket of paint.” (to paint out the insignia of the airline.)

Yeah, not your typical Grandma— she also picked up a class victory in the ‘70 Sebring 12-hrs, co-driving with Judy Kondratieff and Janet Guthrie.

And God said, “Let there be DeWalt.”

I wonder how many people you could fool by replacing the horses and Fords with Leaping Cat badges?