Both the American and Soviet militaries desperatley wanted their hands on German V2 rockets and their creators in the final days of WWII and it's easy to see why. It was deadly on the battlefield, but it also powered the space race.
This take on a Futurama classic is great as well
Easy. The Big Block Chevrolets used in Can Am
I know right?
He'd have to be pretty flipping (that's the joke) mad. I don't remember seeing him get too bent out of shape to confront other drivers.
good place for the 'flow-tie'
Drives Silverado, doesn't straight ticket for any party.
Agree on the color. In person I can only describe it as stunningly beautiful.
That'll buff right out.
I like it because I love the 740
that poor little dime.
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I'm upset that they get the red white and blue shields on their Buicks and we don't.
I know. I rarely see Japanese trucks over 20 for that reason.
It really is kind of charming to see an old beater truck soldiering on. The most common old trucks in my parts are the 73-87 Chevrolet/GMC. Saw a Chevy out once that was so rotted out and rusty, you could see the guy's feet working the pedals, but the engine still sounded strong.
Funny stuff.