Hey man, we had STRIPES on our socks!

Yeah, that makes sense. Flat areas don’t stand to benefit nearly as much unless they can somehow get those things to move like 30 mph or something.

A number of cities in Latin America use this type of system. I don’t know about Paris, and wind concerns but it works well in the mountains of Medellin. As for winter, I don’t see this being an issue. Paris doesn’t really get that cold, and people use gondolas in Switzerland, Paris and New York (not to mention ski…

There are already systems like this in Latin America. I saw this in Medellin, Colombia where they have one called the Metrocable. It is an enormous success (16 million annual ridership on 5 lines). It is particularly great for cities in mountainous terrain. Locals there love it.

Perhaps you can use a fuselage shed to store your camper made from an old jet engine nacelle.

Cornflower blue is the best blue.

It’s refreshing to see truckers protesting a reasonable issue.

Thank you. I can’t handle that kind of ugly right now.

Actually, it is. Gardeners, carpenters, handymen, and countless other folks in blue collar jobs can all use a truck, but they don’t all need a giant F-350 cosplaying as a semi, and they don’t need to to spend half their paycheck putting gas in the tank. Now they have an option, and it’s one that can serve double duty…

Yeah, I know all three were bigger but the point is only the Mars is still airworthy (or even still in existence).

As much as I loved the MKI TT (I had one) it is not really the best suggestion here. Visibility with the top up was pretty poor, and the guy specifically states he does not want a roadster. Also,the MKI TT was pretty heavy size and all that weight was up front. So unless you do a bunch of suspension work, it isn’t as…

None of these are operational, so the Mars is still the largest operational flying boat. Also, even though it did technically fly, because it cannot attain altitude like a conventional aircraft, few would consider the Caspian sea monster (or any WIG craft) a flying boat.

Between this and catalytic converter theft, it feels like I’m just going to have to mount a giant piece of 1/4" aluminum across the entire bottom of the car.

Counterpoint: Vroom vroom.

Or at the very least turned into a giant suicidal drone ship and sent to the front.

Or refit this thing with an anti-ship missile launcher and start replenishing Ukraine’s Navy.

Funny enough, it didn’t get noticed or highlighted, so if I were writing an article it would have completely slipped past me. Although, to be honest, I don’t think I would have made that particular mistake to begin with.

If by C4, you mean the Corvette, then you have that backwards. Ther Jalpa predates the C4 by 2 years.

Keep waiting. Audi started that shit way back in 2000 with the TT Neiman Marcus edition.

$36k for an incomplete motor swap using an old police cruiser motor? Those get beat to shit, and now a bunch of stuff doesn’t work. No wonder his wife also said no dice.