They’re all torque steer and one wheel squeal.
“What is not to like?”
honda s2000
Maryland’s soft shell crab sandwich is the winner.
This is the way.
At least we can both agree there's no reason to remind each other what game we're playing.
Unpopular opinion: Timothy Dalton was a great James Bond, and “Licence to Kill” is a great film. Its deserves bonus points for breaking the traditional 007 plot patterns and depicting a very pissed-off, angry, vengeful Bond on the brink of going completely off the edge.
Tears For Lower-Tiered Startups
If they are truly trying to be historically accurate and honor their heritage (which we all know they aren’t but go with me here):
That was my nickname back in college.
One of the reasons i got a Ridgeline is because Honda tested the bulkhead to keep 1100lbs cargo from intruding into the cabin in a crash. I don't think any other pickup manufacturer tests that (and probably for good reason on their part).
a Merlin V12 has to be up there in terms of an amazing display of power. It’s too bad only one plane (I think) had more than one of them!
It was many years ago now that my family saw an F-14 Tomcat with its wings fully swept run the course at Reno. Talk about “rattle your fillings.”
The Mosquito had 2 Merlins, Lancaster 4, Halifax 4 and AFAIK the rest only one. The sound Lancaster is an attention getter there is one that can fly in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
There’s almost nothing more exciting than being near a big steam engine going fast. I dragged my fiancé to go see the Big Boy 4014 on its first run in in 60 years up in Wyoming, promising her it would be cool while she patiently tagged along. Once we actually saw it, the sheer power of its presence made her start…
Lead laced libations laying under Leeds? Seems like you buried the lede. Likely.