Well, I did it. I am one with Torchinsky now. I present to you:
~Why clowns make for terrible drivers~

Nah, that’s definitely burgundy, not purple.

The Lada Niva (4x4) would like a word with you!
It says in the manual that the whole interior is hose-washable! Russian ingenuity right there!

Oooohhhh that Rambler <3
If I weren’t so far away I’d buy it in a heartbeat and it’s even the colour combo that I want!

As someone who’s 1.95m (6foot 5), the sunroof sometimes takes just enough headroom away that I don’t fit. ):

I saw the figures and knew something wasn’t right...

It was last week for me... :/

Is this by any chance in Paris? Because if so, I think I’ve seen this exact Moke riding around this summer. Same colour too! :D

I found the place on google maps and according to Emporis.com, the building I highlighted in red (Hyde Resort & Residences), which is approximately level with the drone/camera is 472.86 ft tall.
Thus, the Helicopter is likely flying (just) above the legal 400 ft minimum and the drone is at fault. YEAH! SCIENCE, BITCH!

I found the place on google maps and according to Emporis.com, the building I highlighted in red (Hyde Resort & Residences), which is approximately level with the drone/camera is 472.86 ft tall.
Thus, the Helicopter is likely flying (just) above the legal 400 ft minimum and the drone is at fault. YEAH! SCIENCE, BITCH!

For those wondering, you can do 71km/h (44mph) in reverse before hitting the revlimit.

When it’s winter and the car is still cold - but not too cold (~3 minutes after starting), there’s this one belt that gets extremely squeaky only when decelerating.

I was exactly there 8 days ago... wow...

The Nazi’s V2 Rocket could travel 320km (200 miles) with a 600m (half mile) accuracy close to the end of the war.

Are they really all that rare? I know someone in my town has one...

Or how about a monster-bus-truck-thing?

Found it! Only 8 passengers though... *sigh*

This electric Mini Moke knockoff is pretty good it seems...

Million euro Rally spec Austin Healey 3000 just 10 miles from where I live.

Apparently in the US things are different, but in the Netherlands at my university (Delft Technical University - mechanical engineering), hands on courses are mandatory. Everything from welding to CNC machining and laythe work to basic wrenching and how to properly fit bearings in tight tolerances. And each quarter…