I never thought of the down tube as being in tension, but cables wouldn't work otherwise.

And this is Funkmaster Flex, in front of the Expedition that bears his name.

Congrats, Desu. That was amazing.

Well said.

Great...now I want a floating landspeeder coozie. :(

I thought the same thing at first. However, he could have been interviewed by the filmmakers and could have given them information they didn't use or advice they didn't take.

#cotd

Hilarious!

1961-1970: Volkswagen Type 3 (Fastback) and Type 4 (Squareback).

Yeah, I was going to say something about swapping vodka for beer, but I couldn't think of a suitable substitute for pot and was too lazy to go looking.

In an international show of good faith, UAW will be sending representatives to Russia to instruct Russian line workers in the fine art of sneaking to vacant lots during breaks to smoke pot and drink beer.

This car is beautiful. I feel like Ben Braddock looking at it. Mrs. Amazon, are you trying to seduce me?

This week on Wild Car Kingdom:

We are the skid marks, the broken tie rods and the shattered CV joints.

Your grandfather sounds like he was my kind of guy. I'm glad he drove on his own terms. My grandfather's mind went before his body. He was found a handful of times having driven his car into a ditch in the middle of the night in his pajamas.

No. You?

Ray has said on more than one occasion that he'll take any politician to task when it comes to the auto industry, regardless of affiliation.

The original Mustang.

It has nothing to do with right or wrong. It's all about you be a disrespectful troll. Here's some reading for you: [jalopnik.com]

In 2012, three great powers aligned. The Chevrolet Corvair, whose perceived destructive powers were so great that Ralph Nader dubbed it "unsafe at any speed", joined forces with the Ford Pinto and the Suzuki Samurai. The Ford Pinto was infamous for exploding if one even looked at the rear bumper funny and the Samurai…