Don't stress too much about the cost to the taxpayer, he is 75 and regularly consumed a ridiculous amount of alcohol, he probably only has 5 years tops.

Boom. Schooled me. I misread the product description.

Nope, not this particular kit. It is fully electronic.

That's what I saw, but in no way is that a bad thing.

Not if it you connect it to a separate switch. It is illegal to use them as your main horn though.

Or just get a train horn kit....

It's what we do, and it isn't just the blokes either.

It's in our blood and part of our culture, you know how much of a stink was kicked up when they said the winner of a V8 Supercar race isn't allowed to do a burnout? Craig Lowndes is usually happy to pay $35,000 fine just so he can.

Just deal with it man, I mean no disrespect, but everyone knows that Aussies do the best burnouts. Just look ay how intensely competed our competitions are. If you do enjoy burnouts, I recommend you spend some of your day checking out Aussie burnout comps on youtube.

Oh really! And you are totally the first person to tell me that!

They are most exciting from inside the car.

This guy gets it. Here is an NZ burnout so everyone else gets it too.

Ruin? How? These are Australian cars mate, I'm not joking, if they couldn't handle this, they wouldn't sell any.

You American's sure do the weakest burnouts.

Because 85% of the population lives on the coast.

I'd like to introduce you to a little place that I call home, but others call Australia. The sporting-family-sedan has been our bread and butter since the 60s.

I've always been a HUUUUGE fan of Torino's...and dear god what a driveline combination...eajjjv6i47q wooops started drooling on the keyboard

Shakers fucking rule, made iconic in Australia by the Falcon XY GTHO Phase III on top of a 351 Cleveland 4V.

Here is a brand new Falcon Ute, still leaf-sprung solid axle, still rated to carry 1-tonne in the back, still capable of 1 million kilometres plus.

Yes, yes it is.