I bet the Grabber Blue cartridge is going to cost more than the printer.

I’m not a Saab expert, I’ve only pirated parts off of them in the junkyards. But pretty sure the old 9000's had an air/air intercooler, so yeah the fan running would be pulling air across the intercooler, but I’m pretty sure the reasoning was one of reliability more than drag strip performance.

Lots of cars keep the fan on to cool the engine, that’s not new.

Plastic or fiberglass of some sort is pretty common on a lot of newer vehicles for an upper core support.

This one has all the windows tinted where the one in the video didn’t. I know nobody that gets the windows tinted on their car post-wreck.

I dove a Model-T around a parking lot once, and down a rural road in a 1931 Model A and some 30's Packards.

That uneven plastic on the fenders looks like the time I tried to patch the rust on my old pickup and cover it with bedliner paint.

Was I behind you on my way to work this morning?

They are a good deal, but I can’t justify spending 6k on something that I’ll get so little use out of. In reality my beater $300 van would be just fine to take to the train, but this is the first time I’ve ever had a commute that an old school electric car would be practical for.

Beat me to it, this is the first thing I thought of when I saw the picture.

My favorite use for it is cleaning tools before putting them back in my toolbox. It does a good job at cleaning grease and dirt off and doesn’t cause them to rust like some other cleaning solutions do.

This would work for me, except the lack of a title.

Cool, like a shorter VW VR6

We’ve got a John Deere 70 Diesel with the V4 pony motor.

I would say the Drag Pak Challenger is the competitor to the Cobra Jet. Not street legal.

They’ve already got a Challenger Drag Pak that competes with this. Not street legal.

There used to be a slightly burnt up Vixen in a Southern WI junkyard I frequented. But I imagine even more rare to see one on the freeway.

That’s not a Scout limo, it’s a Travelall limo. The Travelall was IH’s equivalent to the Suburban. Still a unicorn, especially in stretched form.

We’ve got a local guy with one. He restores Fiat’s and Alfa’s and you’ll frequently see the LaForza towing a Fiat 124 on a trailer behind it.

It’s also $99 at most home improvement retailers, has been for a while and I assumed that was the regular price.

It’s also $99 at most home improvement retailers, has been for a while and I assumed that was the regular price.