That vehicles looks out of its Element.

Pressure drop! That pump is going to be struggling to pump that coolant at any reasonable rate if it’s got to send it through TWO highly restrictive coolers (not to mention the additional piping!).

Plus, we don’t want that pump inlet pressure to be too low, or we’ll get cavitation, and that’s no good.

Not to mention,…

My final answer on this, after talking to my powertrain cooling friend Mitch, is that we use a heater core bypass valve, and send hot coolant to a water to coolant heat exchanger. We’ll need a small auxiliary pump to send the pool water through the HX, but there’s lots of heat going into coolant, so that’ll eventually…

Not just carbon dioxide, but carbon monoxide too!!!

I too am a dad..

I put a bowl of human blood in a pit in the middle of my sheep pastures. I’ve caught 6 Mustangs already this month. I have an endless supply of parts, and all the asshole revving emanating from the pit keeps predators at bay.

Forgive me. (Graphic image)

Amazed that the Ferrari did not catch on fire

??

DER BNZ EFF’D UP!

I’m with you. That front right tire is up on the curb. It looks like she cranked the wheel and tried to back out of a parking spot, but that doesn’t make sense.

Anybody else not understand how this happened? That looks like aggressively terrible parking if that’s what it was.

HOW?

Glad you got the joke. Really thought you might miss it there for a second

Okay so this one time, I convinced my friend to let us take his dads 250 California out for the day in Chicago and...well...lets just say it was one interesting day off.

Right here, just outside the car! (tires screech as car peels out, and away)

It sure is a long drive from Omaha to pick up that island though.

What they are doing IS AGAINST THE LAW.

The 1983 price today would be $33,946 and the 1986 price would be $39,201, thereby fitting your definition of “insane.”

When was the Supra ever an “affordable” sports car?