that is a Roll BAR, not a Roll Cage. the NHRA has a very strict definition of what a “Roll Cage” is, and the bar behind the seats on a Jeep does not fit in the definition of a roll cage.

the Drag Pak is not street legal, at least not as it is.

I agree, they need to bring back the “Drag-Pack” option for the Demon.

No, At least, Not in the United States. A Rally Car would not be street legal here. I dunno about Europe though.  

Roll cages are expensive, and completely impractical in a street car, not to mention, the NHRA rules change all the time, so they figured it would be more practical if they just have the customer put in their own. They did have a “Drag-Pack” Challenger with standard NHRA Compliant Roll cage, but I dunno if they will…

So is A Bugatti Veyron, A Corvette ZL-1, or a La Ferrari, but its cool. Most cars above say, 300HP are pretty much pointless power, as 99% of us will never have the opportunity to run faster than 75MPH. It is an exercise in “Because we can”, yet its something that people will drool over, and a few will buy, say,…

the old stepside and FlareSide trucks, including the 1992-1996 Ford looked good with a stepside/Flareside, except the early 90's Chevys. its the stuff from 1997 and later, where it did not look right, except for the 99-04 Silverado.

The only thing from that era that I think looks good with a Stepside bed was the 99-04 Chevy Silverado. Surprisingly, Ram stopped making Stepsides in 1985.

GM interiors were always terrible, they were always lacking, which is especially sad when you buy a car like the corvette, $60,000 + (Now 80,000+), and the interior still was worse than that of the cheapest china car! Seriously,Even late Daimler-Era Chrysler cars had it better, even the Horrible Sebring! Seriously,…

I kinda agree on the actual “Pop-up” lights, however, I love the concealed ones where they are flat to the grille, and they have the covers that open, like on a 1969 Dodge Charger

Does anyone know where I can find a Carafe and the top lid for a Braun Kf-20 in Orange? I have one, and those pieces were broke when it got knocked to the floor. The coffee maker still works great after its fall, however, no cracks or other defects other than the broken carafe and top lid. (I currently have a Mr…

Or Batnut!(Considering who owns it!)

thats CatWoman in the pictures

Lol, The Hyundai (Bentley) Continental GT! Seriously though, I never seen anyone stick a Economy Car brand on a high end car like a bentley before! whoever did this, wins!

Ha Ha, Im reminded of a 1971 Chevy Nova I spotted once in Plum Crazy Purple, with White “340" Duster Stripes. Yeah, a Chevy Nova painted to look like a Plymouth Duster! let that sink in for a moment. (I wish I had pictures!)

I wouldnt mind having an old Jensen, Something about a Chrysler 440 Wrapped around a British body just feels so right. A friend of mine has a low-Mileage Chrysler 440 v8 that was originally in a Jensen.

Its like Someone took the 1977 Monteverdi Safari, Stuck a Ford 302 in place of the 345 International or 440 Chrysler, and updated the styling for the 1990s.

Must’ve been the M12 variant, which had a Lamborghini V12 in the rails. if it was the w8, with the tuned and turboed GM V8,  it would have smoked the Testarossa .

A 1960 PininFarina X Show car. 1 of one, a little 3 wheeled oddball with an egg shaped body and massive fins. I saw it at a Collision repair and Restoration shop in some sleepy Small town in Missouri. (Spotted October, 6, 2015)

Chrysler Really Dropped the Ball with the sebring, I talked my grandmother out of buying an 08 Convertible . the sebring after 2003 was a real dog. Slow, Noisy, Cheap, Plasticky, Impossible to work on, and just garbage!