OMG, that Alpine A110 is so uber cool. Even if the confines were tight, what a blast it must have been driving it every day.

This is such welcome news for the grunts fighting it out on the ground. Back in Viet Nam, helicopters sent in to resupply or evacuation were shot down with alarming regularity. Having a drone bring in much needed supplies without risking the lives of personnel is a win-win situation. Great article Tyler!

Before we stand as judge, jury and executioner, let this barrister argue in defense of the man. The man was responsible for the 917, both endurance and Can Am cars. He has many other accomplishments as well.

Rod Hall is a legend as is the Bronco.

I will take a G4, resplendent in mandatory British Racing Green:

Owned a Gen I and a Gen II, both bought brand new. Loved them both and yes, they were tremendous cars.

I had a brown car once. A brand new 1976 VW Scirocco. I promptly took the car to John Kosmoski of House of Kolor and had the car repainted in black polyurethane enamel with gold pinstriping done by John himself. Looked like a John Player Scirocco. If I want my cars to look like poop, then brown might be it...

Funny, when I first saw, “classless”, I was thinking of someone with no class, which would probably have defined me in the 1970s and 80s. I guess I was ahead of the curve because I bought a new VW Scirocco in 1976. I then proceeded to completely change the car into a GT4 version. Kosmoski House of Kolor paint with…

You got that right. McLaren used a continuing evolution of the cars that had won the season before. It worked right up until Roger Penske and Porsche got together. Then, brilliance of Penske, Mark Donohue and Porsche produced the all conquering 917-10 and 917-30 cars. The Mk 20 was competitive, but the Porsches simply…

I remember back in 2008 when I had a 2007 Civic Si and was on K20A.org, a guy did a first gen Civic with a K20 swap. This Civic that is a barn find is just crying for a K20 swap.

My dear dad, now of blessed memory, was a Navy vet from WW2. He was on a destroyer that was part of the picket line to protect the carriers from kamikaze attacks at Okinawa. Japanese products were definitely a no go for him. Not sure how he would feel about my Mitsubishi Evo X.

I’d pull the trigger on it.

God, I hate Hellaflush with a million degrees of negative camber.

Look, a boat pulling a boat.

Easy as pie. McLaren Can Am cars, specifically in 1969 when Bruce McLaren and Denny Hulme won all 11 Can Am races. 100% victory record. McLaren also dominated from 1967 to 1971, hence they were called, “the Bruce and Denny Show”. Sadly, Bruce died in 1970, but the team won until 1972 when the Penske Panzer Porsche…

I would rather have, “Biden my time for him to leave office”.

Oh really? Do tell. Sorry, but I have been following F1 since 1966. I don't need a primer on F1. Apparently, you think you are an expert. I was merely saying that I like how the design looks. Seriously, I cannot believe people today...

Dan Gurney never could have imagined that being the first to spray champagne after a victory, would lead to this.

You aren't a relative of Ayatollah Khameini are you? If not, you must work for the Iranian propaganda ministry...

Of course, these will be used for peaceful purposes, just like their nuclear reactors.