This guy seemed pretty happy with his education.

Car guys/gals make great engineers. I hire a lot of engineers and it has become something that I look for because it has paid off.

Nope. This makes him one of us to the highest level. Purdue grad, works on cars and flies spaceships. Everyone should aspire to this level of awesome.

This is my daughters jam right now. Every day.

That could be.

She won the mostly white DeKalb County 51 percent to 49 percent, and Reed won the larger, mostly black Fulton County 51 percent to 49 percent.

I bough a car from Flavien. He makes it pretty easy to import one into the States.

Nice piece. I was looking for one just like it for a classic Mini last night. This type of thing is really useful for new owners.

From what I understand, Porsche and a lot of other high priced brands, function through direct purchase in large parts of the world. Cars are built to order and delivered.

Ha! Yeah I messed that up.

Ok, how many days/minutes after delivery and how many miles/feet (km/meters for the Canadians) before the first car bites it? First Cars and Coffee city to wreck one?

It is time for Sebastian Bach to shine on the WRC stage. We will save Sebastian Stan for the next reincarnation.

1955 Chevy one ton flatbed when I was 9 or 10. This is not the actual truck, but you get the idea. We had a farm for a short while and I drove while my dad loaded hay bales in the field. It had a granny gear, so it was easy enough to get going. The lack of power steering was challenging when I was little.

The 2005 Mini Cooper S has a harmonic balancer that attaches to the crack shaft and acts as your accessory drive pully. It is a metallic ring press fit to the crank, with a rubber donut that attaches to the crunchy outer metal shell.

Our new Odyssey has over 270 HP. Its no dog.

I just lived through something similar. Our family hauler Evo VIII was totaled and my wife requested a 6 seater to haul the kids, their friends and gear. After a ton of research the winner was the Honda Odyssey. New ones our outside the $25K limit so go used, but you can haul a ton of stuff, tow a bit more and do it…

Loved, loved, loved my Evo VIII. Loved it so much that after it got totaled last summer I held onto it. It will live again. Still, even as early as 2003 when I bought it Mitsubishi was starting to loose its way.

A TME? That is awesome. What’s your plan with that?

Ditto. They are great guys. I’m guessing that if they use the world feed they won’t retain them.

I was lucky enough to get this shot in 2007 of McNish. He is looking. Right. At. Me