You're absolutely right. My response to his column was only thinking about putting this design on the market.

Absolutely, you're 100% correct. American manufacturing is alive and kicking', the only problem is that people want things cheap ("but this Lifan engine is so much cheaper than the Honda engine it was designed after? Why would I spend $0.08 more on the Honda motor?!" I realize that this price difference is off, but…

Idiotic. If it were to go into production, the smart bet is that it would be made in china. It would be made out of thin material to keep costs down. It would fail after one camping season. Think about rafts made in china vs. rafts made in the USA (Aire for example). I've had the privilege of running rivers in an Aire…

Best story I've read. And I don't mean all day.

Ha, as I read that I could only think of one thing. I once saw this floating around.

A dented gas tank totaled my Ducati Monster (in the eyes of Progressive).

I think this is a good time to use it:

...and you didn't pay attention in class, did you?

Looks damn fine, and says Maserati on the back. Maybe that should be a "but" not "and." Either way, my wallet could never take the hit of owning a 33-year old Italian.

Aahaha...She's too focused on that eyeful to be smiling!

Sophia's friend is not happy.

When I was just a young'n my dad worked at Point Loma Sub base and we lived on Coronado Island. Across the alley from our house was a guy who I just remember as "Mr. Mercedes." Mr. Mercedes had a 300 sl Gullwing, a 300 sl convertible, along with a couple daily driver 70's or 80's Mercedes daily drivers for he and his…

"We also have a home in Vail"

Ha, seller writes: "Trade for air cooled Porsche 911, BMW M3, BMW M5, BMW M6"

So if my beater doesn't give off 95 dB, but has a massive rear main leak and urinates oil with the regularity of a fresh mountain spring, will it qualify?

Seeing that e36 at #1 just made my day, the rest of the finalists on the list ain't too shabby neifer. That 2002 is such a cool car.

I should have suggested this when I had the chance, but what about Glamorous Glennis (Bell X-1)? It was the first plane to exceed the speed of sound (if memory serves correctly), was dropped out of a B-29. From the bomb bay.

Came here to say the same thing...

So cool; such junk.

Looks so good.