Back in 1988, while friends were renting limos for prom, I talked my parents into renting the Shelby CSX for me. All the car guys wanted to drive it, it was a wicked fast pocket rocket in those days. I did take a few friends for a cruise up to well over 100 on the 101 between Ventura and Thousand Oaks, CA. “The…

I had a 2000 Land Cruiser and it was the best truck I ever owned and had it for 12 years. I should’ve kept it, it was still running flawlessly.

The tailgate is by far the most obvious difference.

I always liked how Yul Brynner’s robot gives a nod (through the same costume) to his character in the Magnificent Seven.

+1

Volkswagen, if you are listening.

Omg, that was my Aprilia RSV Mille Factory R that I sold to Justin a short while before that. It was a beautiful bike... nice to see he’s taking care of it.

The first James Bond film I saw at the theater and one of my favorites. Not overly done and more down to earth (after Moonraker)

Wes Siler is spot on.

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Thanks for the link. I too had wished the author had referenced Larry Walters which was a huge spectacle at the time it occurred.

Made my day, great response! ;-)

So, the point is that summer tires suck in the snow? Wow, after living in Colorado for 20 years who would've known? We actually just put winter tires on our cars because we like the sound they make on the road.

Love the sound of the 6.2L in my Raptor but looking forward to the next model with the turbo 3.5L. I just hope they can make it sound great without using the stereo.

Unbreakable.

For half that price, I'd love to have a Mamiya 7 digital rangefinder (if they decide to make it). Its medium format sensor would likely eat this Leica for lunch.

You might do a quick fact check before posting since Stanley Kubrick died 15 years ago.

That was my point.

That picture never ceases to make me laugh. I love it.

Wal-Dump should be guilty of inciting panic every Black Friday then, no?