My favourite memory of this game was in the catacombs level. i already knew that to efectively kill the skeletons it has to be done with the scythe, but, i was checking a chest when a skeleton popped and i shotgunned it to hell and just the lower half remained. Feeling pretty safe, i walked to the chest when i heard a…
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I would take anything of this with a grain of salt, taking in account the military here is heavily involved in narcotics trafficking operations. http://www.insightcrime.org/venezuela-orga…
Adding to this, Venezuelan military it's also involved too with gas smuggling operations to Colombia. In fact, this is a very…
Crack pipe all the way. if is not an XM, accept no substitutes.
i would like to see a calibration minigame.
How about the 1990's Venezuelan Mini Cord?
Literally a Land Yatch. Love it.
Usually i like meaty tires, but the golden rims look great.
Sadly Maldonado is gonna wreck the car in the first test.
COPO Camaro.
That's an L88 under the hood
Jason, i have a derelict Brasilia on my backyard here in Venezuela, and i happened to write a little DOTS article when Murilee was here back then in the day, here's the link: http://jalopnik.com/399931/volkswa…
Jason, i wrote a DOTS for Murilee back then featuring a Brasilia and a Wagoneer, check it: http://jalopnik.com/399931/volkswa…
Just for reference, this is a Renault 5 or your beloved "Le Car"
Alfa Romeo 8C 2300
Special Cat Rescue Squad.
these are solar panels?
Just shove a porsche 2.7 liter in there.
Please hire The Protomen to do the soundtrack for this.
Actually, the Window-in-Window is an older design cue, seen on the Lamborghini Countach, for example:
Only Sultans of Brunei can apply
Imperial because that rear is like the 80's BangleButt.