Hmm, I can't see a bulletproof t-shirt being much use without first being washed in a few pounds of starch to stiffen it up...
Hmm, I can't see a bulletproof t-shirt being much use without first being washed in a few pounds of starch to stiffen it up...
I'd say more UK than US: Yes, it's a Ford, but it's a Transit - not sold in the US. The Supervans were custom built and powered by Cosworth too.
Just as long as you don't sweat too heavily...
Based on this logic,
It did - according to the driver running behind: "The steel blade was coming out of the hatchback." [www.autosport.com]
Oh, you had me worried. Orbiters are cool. No problem with orbiters.
They actually did use them to clear the route at the JFK inauguration.
I'd go out and buy a VW on the spot if they did that.
@Cassanova Spiegs: Bravissimo! COTD, signore.
@Khaddar: It reminds me of what would happen if a warthog was rear-ended by an E-Series van...
@99TelepodProblems: You can always discredit anyone who's tried them as full of shit, though...
@blub: Why stop there? You can get a .60 cal elephant pistol...
@KillerRaccoon: If you really want one, take a trip to Greenland and start digging... [en.wikipedia.org]
It's not just fighter jet styled, it's actually the same piece of hardware used in the Tornado fighter jet (see 3:53)...
@Occula: I thought that went without saying...