I know for a fact that there is one of these in the game:

Damn, that's exactly how the real one crashed, too. That sucks.

I tell ya hwat, if the new Mustang looks like that I wouldn't be sad. I say this as the current owner of a '12 GT.

Go ahead and listen to that.

My favorites are the ones who clearly saw the signs, and knew their trucks were taller than that, but said, "Fuck it, I'm gonna go anyway - I'll probably be fine!"

I see this:

This is a perfect demonstration of the second law of thermodynamics if I've ever seen one.

If that's a motorcycle, the Saturn V is an airplane.

WHY DID YOU FUCKIN' TURN!!!!?

I'd love to see somebody get tackled on the non-skid. They don't call that shit "cheese-grater" for no reason.

Ah, but that's where you're wrong. You see, my squadron has four E-2Cs in it. If we had all of them up and flying a picket formation, the radar coverage would look like this:

And to think, less than 50 years later the E-2C Hawkeye could detect surface and airborne targets anywhere inside that circle above.

If that pit crew guy had been on the deck of an aircraft carrier, he would've been one of the people I see whizzing down the deck at 50mph after not noticing a Hornet was turning its exhaust on him. He seriously needs to pay better attention, and hopefully this incident impressed that on him.

EPA City: 17

Yeah, I know - I'm an avionics tech in the Navy working on E-2Cs, and it would take 20 737s to equal the number of boxes in one of those, and I work on four of them lol.

It really never gets old.

If he had a Cobb shifter, he would've gotten out of that, no sweat.

AHreverrrrrse.

Bubb Rubb would be proud.

Well I never said there wasn't a reason that doesn't happen nowadays. There are several good reasons. Missiles being pretty much #1. However, in a surface gun battle (very unlikely, but still possible) crossing the T is still a nearly guaranteed victory.