I think the stupidest rule I’ve ever heard comes from my own neighborhood:

He could of had a citation

Nobody is rudder than these people. From now on, they aileron notice.

That’s cool. I remember building a 455 for power in the late 90s’ (though a carbed and way more conventional build that this thing) and stuff for these things was basically non-existent, outside of TA Performance and Poston Buick’s small catalogs. So much easier to build these engines today, with relatively massive…

It’s getting easier with the holly efi stuff. Basically if you don’t care about ignition Holley sniper was easy. When I was working on my project I was going to use edelbrock pro.

Hey guys,

By cheating do you mean that time the team recorded video from a perfectly legal location and that time the laws of physics worked as they were supposed to?

Matador was about 6 YO at the time

yeah but this one was like 3 years old at the time...

I miss the good old blue tint strip at the top of windshields. I’m glad I still have one car at home with one.

The absolute definition of “keeper”!

I used to do this with my AMC Matador

That Yugo had something in common with a lawnmower I used to own..

Np only because my first car was this.

It would definitely be pulled over and cited. But, the police can’t be anywhere all the time. Proof that laws, however stringent, do not prevent offenders from breaking them. It only gives law enforcement the cause to take action and the subsequent prosecution. The notion that laws prevent crime is really laughable.

When you hear people complain about having to take their cars in for safety inspections, and getting failed for this or that, this should be your response.

Depends on the state I believe. Pretty sure the one I live in would fail inspection.

Cut spring lowering and removing shocks to facilitate it. And that’s why you don’t do it that way. It’s just bouncing off the bump stops.

Buick LeSabre is the only car more likely to do this than a Crown Victoria

“Huh… we didn’t see THAT coming!” — Lead project engineer