1970 El Camino is best El Camino!

And if you want a different screensaver that does pretty much the same thing, but has more controls for if you're anal like me:

Right-click on your desktop

Dang...

Of course, that's what I meant to say.

Wow.

I imagine that's true. Any kind of high level sport or other physical activity requires certain kinds of spacial awareness that most of the rest of us don't have. I'm amazed at how top-level drivers know exactly where the corners of the their cars are. My area of expertise is music, and at least on some instruments…

Yes, that part is also appropriate. It just wasn't present where I copied it from.

I think this is appropriate:

Unlike the truck, the comments are full of win. So much GIFfy goodness.

1966 Batmobile is best Batmobile. Does the costume come with it?

The chain grabs the gears (or vice versa), so you don't really need friction per se there (although I imagine there would be issues with a perfectly frictionless chain or cogs). You want to eliminate as much friction elsewhere (wheel bearings, bottom bracket) because that's just wasting as heat energy that could be…

Yeah, I've wondered about the possibility of repainting a non-Grand Sport. Would that make one a poser, or just a Corvette enthusiast with a realistic budget?

That looks fantastic! I like C4's, maybe because the C4 design is about the same vintage as I am, so it was the Corvette when I was a kid. Anyway, I saw a C4 in that same color a few weeks ago and a beautiful sunny day and it was gorgeous.

It's like a full-sized Hot Wheels car. I'll take two, please.

NP.

The Z06 performance package was first offered on the '63 (C2) Corvette. I don't think (although I'm not sure) that it was an option on the C3 or C4, but came back for the C5.

It wasn't really like they missed a whole year of production, so I guess it still counts?

You know, for all the folks who seem to be waiting for a mid-engine Corvette, and the various mid-engine concept/prototypes there have been over the years, I like that the Corvette has the engine in the front for that laid-back long hood look.

At a quick glance, I can't tell if it's coming or going.