Campfire beans have proven this as no, however the much lower temps say maybe.

Don’t want to be effectively on call 24/7?

Cheap boxed foods.

A clip from the original Gone in 60 seconds.

Clearly you’re looking for the wrong guy...

Probably posted but relevant:

Crown Corvair, mid engined 350 cubes, $22,500

New. I even swapped all the hardware between sides. I’m thinking I’m going to get new back plates before putting the drivetrain back in.

Nobody, including Corvair experts, ever could explain to me why this brake constantly was forward and catching . The other three, I could adjust no problem. But this one? It once caused me to lose my brakes entirely. Single master cylinder, wheel cylinder pushed out when the forked piece was able to slip behind the…

The best, my ‘61 Corvair. That oldie still makes me smile.

I have a ‘61 Corvair that I’m doing some work on while the weather is crappy. Hopefully I can get it to the point that it can survive east coast winters before spring. Crazy town is awesome.

Yenko Stinger:

If you wanna go fast, you need to go old school:

Ultimate: Yenko Stinger

As a former central valley resident, it is at least possible! The bondo is just ballast.

The biggest difference is that you can buy a complete car in San Jose, in Ohio, you’re only getting about 90% of a car tops.

pfffft....

Corvair:

Imagine the name for Dover’s Monster Mile races.

Having lived most of my life in Northern California, the biggest issue that we had that the east coast doesn’t have is there is 5 months of ZERO rain. Meaning all the oil and grease the drips off of cars doesn’t have a chance to wash off the road. First rain hits? It’s like the oil slick tool from spy hunter gets…