That video turned out great.

Did that guy in the Corvette just decide he was going to try to learn to drift in front of all of a few hundred people? Because that was awful.

I was wondering why he twice referenced a Nissan Altima as the imaginary vehicle one would not want to be in, until we got to the Nissan Altima. 

The fact that he tried his best to keep as much original metal as possible... or by the time he realized it would have been way easier to scrap entire chunks, it was too late? Maybe?

The amount of work without stop motion is beyond intimidating for most, to really comprehend what went into this is mind boggling. I’m in awe of the dedication.
Even shows how to prep and do puddle welds, fun stuff.

I’m supposed to get my first track day in there this year, if the shocks and struts I ordered in February ever effing show up.

Dirt Rally 2.0 made me realize I just couldn’t get any better without a force feedback wheel and pedals setup. Only so much you can do with a twin stick controller. 

I was just googling “Like Ogre Battle” last week trying to find a modern analog, this seems to fit the bill. The search results were “not really”.

If I can’t drop in today for the stream I just have to say that I finally got VR working with my wheel and pedals setup and it is absolutely game changing as dumb as it feels to type that out.

I saw a turbine car at the Colorado Concourse, it was by far the most popular vehicle there.

Thanks for the recommendations for the rest of you, I still have my dremel.

Dremel with a wire brush is one of the only things I have found will clean that black stuff off chrome tips.

The fact that it took this long to determine the driver speaks to what they had left to work with after the wreck, indicating that whoever has that job, I don’t want it.

Choosing to do all the work I could on them myself. I’ve saved thousands of dollars in the last decade, particularly the last 2 years with an F34 BMW.

Mobile version? Free to play? Multiplayer?
Whelp, thankfully we have Session and Skater XL.

Almost a hint of bangle butt on that busy-ass... ass-end.

Good shots man, this vehicle is on my “When I get promoted” list.

Honestly I was just surprised he still writes here, thought he left with the exodus. 

That Chrono Trigger manual... 

I didn’t buy a late model out of warranty BMW to pay someone else to fix it, that is for sure.
I also laugh quite a bit at the fact that the ‘89 Montero I bought with my tax returns 9 years ago for $1,600 could easily flip for $5000 in today’s market because it runs.