'73 Baja Bug.

I'm bummed I missed this. The Chump team I help out with occasionally didn't make it to the Chumpionship this year due to a blown up engine. I still should have gone to watch the kart qualifying!

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the XJ220 Van. Ford Transit body with Jaaaaaaag XJ220 running gear.

So much Datsun love on here recently! Keep it up. It gives me an excuse to post a picture of my 240Z haha

The only reason why I like St. Louis is because gas is so damn cheap.

+1 on the 240Z. Mine's a 72. Amazing little car.

Whoever built that cage deserves a raise.

Oh ya, I've never even bought a car from a dealership, but I've looked at multiple when searching for cars. It's 9/10 times a terrible experience and just like that commercial. I wish Edmunds hadn't caved.

"Missed the mark?" They were on point! That ad was hilarious. "I want you to buy this carrot. Think how good this bread would look in your kitchen." Had my dying. Well done, Edmunds.

I think I'm more impressed by the Bentley out on the track.

This doesn't surprise me one bit. This is why I can't believe they let that tractor out on the track after Sutil crashed. If one car when off the track there, why wouldn't/couldn't another? It was an unbelievably stupid move having the tractor out there while the cars were still running.

Where is McMike? This is right up his alley.

"...and you can get an aftermarket bumper-to-bumper warranty for it."

You know what else would be cool? If Hagerty would insure drivers under the age of 25. They denied me coverage on my '73 Baja Bug because I'm only 23.

CAN'T UNSEE.

There's a guy out of his fucking car at 17 seconds.

This. A little too much machismo coursing through both the racer's veins. It's just a race. If they had the sense to lay off the gas for a second this could have been avoided.

That makes more sense to me. Thanks for the explanation!

But how is it that two jets could collide? I'm just confused by how that could happen if you always fly in formation? It's not like these pilots weren't used to flying with wingmen.