I’m going for it brother, I’ve been looking at taking a class and this saves a nice bit of coin I can put towards my new CB500x.

the triple nickel is also one of the F16 fighter squadrons at Aviano AFB, Italy.

oh the hours invested in this...all for not

And so it was that later, as the pilot told his tale, that the cockpit, at first just ghostly, turned a lighter shade of teal...

“After years and years of drilling, poking, prodding and observation we have determined that Mars is actually made of rock and not chocolate like the candy bar suggests.”

Fun story about ice breakers: they are often dual hull designs (and ice breaking bow and keel on one end and an open water bow and keel on the other) because icebreaker hulls are terrible in open water so they are designed to turn around in open water and sail one way and then flip around completely when they get to…

“Its gonna be a long year......”

But...but....

The roadster is perfect, but the coupe looks awful to me, because of the near vertical windshield that makes the roof look way too tall.

I know this may be a pretty unpopular submission, but I have never been able to get over the preportions of the last generation CTS Coupe. There are just huge flat expanses of flat metal and plastic paneling. The belt line is awkwardly high and the rake of the car front to rear makes for odd disparities between the…

1980 Cadillac Seville.

The old Fiat Multipla had a weird greenhouse.

Someone needs to put in a smoke machine that activates under the hood if you hit somebody / something, or just randomly since it’s an Italian car.

Don’t let these airborne operators lack of high-tech gizmos or the latest and greatest armament fool you.

I really want this to be today’s alley-oop COTD!

You assume he could keep it running long enough to kill himself with it.

I really wish I could find it but several years ago some dude built something similar from a lawn mower except it had an RX7 engine in it. He’s probably long since dead.

In an 80’s Toyota Supra I bought as a parts car from the junkyard many years ago:

I once found a birthday card in an envelope, sealed and addressed but without postage.

Makes sense. Hopefully you took it to the sheriffs office, free gun is over shadowed by being potential evidence.