Probably a three way between a 1998 Tahoe, A well kept e36, or the Skyline. The first was more surefooted and powerful than it should have been at that size, the e36 for just... damnit, just being as good as it was, and the skyline for being a skyline. IN all

R33 gtr =/= r35 quasi skyline.

I'm willing to put forward that the top was probably good quality, but might have gotten messed up in a little bit of slash and grab foolery from the local hooligans. Other than that it does look like a clean conversion.

You'll laugh, but one of the reasons I'm in Business School right now, this very moment, was to get something like this off the ground. I'm saddened that someone got there first, but emboldened because it will provide an excellent case study about what to do and not do in the quest to do it right.

Fiberides already covered by earlier posters. From what I understand those did have some inherent instabilities. Recommended they never be raced with. Very cool concept despite all that.

Ah, that makes sense. So no matter how fast you get there, within tolerable variances, you will usually have the same range +- a few percentage points. So get there wound out in fifth.

This enthuses me. No reason it shouldn't have been that way from the start. This should extend range significantly, and perhaps also improve driveability (not that anyone has really complained about the latter, I guess).

The eagle should be an automatic NP. I owned a nice 86. Unsafe at any speed, but, Unstoppable at any speed too (mostly on account of the brakes being more of a suggestion device that the car should stop if that would be ok and not too much of an inconvenience for it)

I'd do the cutting Florida off gif, but he'd just put it somewhere unfortunate

TBH, this is the first thing that came to mind.

I think another commenter, or a few, already dictated what I'll say next. Sure it was a 400 dollar car but it was someone else's property. It wasn't a consent-based decision either. At the end of the day trucker joe destroyed someone else's property with no regard for it. I've owned plenty of 500 dollar specials,…

Thats a damn shame. I *hate* with a passion mob mentality stories like this. I feel really damn sorry for that girl and her car. I hope she gets her payback in the courts.

Have heard as much. I wish it were cheaper, I'd do it more often. I was actually surprised at the cost involved.

It's of Italian Registry, one should expect it to catch on fire.

Had the pleasure of being pulled over by one of these. They look impressive in the EPS livery.

It's ok, one of us knows you were using something called humor.

We had this experience as well. I have to say, it went better than most. A little subterfuge can go a long way.

I wish. No, as the article about that international harvester SUV pointed out, a random ebay/classified obsession is a dangerous thing. I get enamored with something, I sell what I've got, and then move on to the new prize. I believe if I did it to women they'd call me a womanizer.

Oh boy, not long.

we assume this kid even has a dad at home.