I thought this also. Expansion means the hole will get smaller from material expanding in all directions. I experienced this first hand when I was replacing a rear axle bearing on a four wheeler that I was wrong.

I didn’t have anything too amazing in the family growing up but I always had hot wheels in my hand at a young age and picked up this book in elementary school. My first exposure to Vector was in there.

I don’t think there should be any shortage of bears.

The last time I saw this posted it the description said it was a thrashed neon on its way to the junkyard. The guy purposefully wrecked the clutch/tranny and shot the flywheel into the hood.

Best change to my jeep every was ditching the stock 18" wheels with stiff 32" tires. Changed to 16" wheels with softer 33" tires. Made the ride a night and day difference! Not to mention much better off-road as well.

This is exactly it. Had to keep it in the same vein as the originals to assure everyone it is not the prequels debacle 2.0 again.

I’ve always liked this picture of the F430 power plant.

I've never been a huge fan of the Harley F150s, but at least the first iteration was more about performance with the same supercharged 5.4 from the lightning and less about gaudy paint jobs and silver letters.

It was yellow. And it was fantastic.

Back in 2006ish, a white Murcielago leaving an Arby’s. Needless to say, the guy did not utilize the drive-thru.

I don’t think I have the picture anymore but spotted a Superleggera doing a late night run to a Walmart. I was not expecting that, especially not in OK.

1965 Mercedes-Benz Other Unimog

A Toyota Land Cruiser with 214K miles from TX. I’m sure it’ll go another 200K and it should be rust free and the interior looks amazing.

I remember driving my mothers 2002(?) Tahoe quite a bit. I then drove my uncles Escalade. Sure they had similar interiors but the escalade’s interiors was worlds nicer. I was most surprised by the ride and the steering in the escalade; it felt buttery smooth compared to the ‘hoe.

Jeep wrangler with no roof or doors. Not mine pictured, but I have never had a bad time with my JK stripped out.No roof is fun but no doors just takes it to another level. One that is monetarily obtainable.

Hopefully that SL500’s paint is devoid of any scratches.

I thought this one was fantastic! Can't hate a guy for putting it out there before junking it.

From deep in the gray zone, a Hail Mary to AOTD. I'll take it!

This Fiat S76 of course; rare, expensive, tiny tires, leaf springs, drum brakes (?), and so on.... Or just about anything at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

This is a long shot because I’m not sure if folks out there think the Enzo is “pretty”, but I have never enjoyed its looks. Especially when compared to the F40 & 50 before it.