That seems about right. I'm amazed it buckled that far before stalling the engine or that the crosshead probably bent as well.

Twice in the last 4 months have I been followed/chased by someone who I honked and gave the finger because of their massive idiocy.

I can tell you that the body on that car is most likely not the exact bodywork. Mostly because the stamping die for the final door cut off is on the table of my machine at work.

I wouldn't say it's entirely accurate. I've seen the doors and trunk panel and they don't exactly look like it.

I got date raped by a french girl.

We do it for the moose poutine. Totally worth it.

I cross the border at Detroit 2-3 times a week. I never have a problem with customs on either side. Yes the United States is more formal and asks more questions but they have never held me for more than 15-30 minutes for a "random search" (has happened twice in my 20 years of frequent border crossing). If you have…

It depends really, as long as you're not bogging down the engine acceleration at full throttle and low rpm's is the most efficient way to do it. In my volvo I get into 5th before I hit 35mph.

Seriously though, great cities out here. Or country if that's your thing.

Canada man, they let almost anyone in if you do it properly. Great place too.

Saw this out the back of our shop, drove right past it on the way home. There's a cloud over my apartment about 9km away.

Even if the track is backwards I can still tell this is karussell

These should stop before these treads get wheely bad.

1. It could give you X-Ray vision when working on your car

Yep, soaking tires, 200 pound wheels that come off at the first pit stop.

It can't be cooler than the Emma Maersk. It has the Wartsila Sulzer rta96 c.

That console should be piano black, I think cocaine would stick to the leather.

I hate it. From a driver and passenger point of view. What happened to simplicity, it looks like dub magazine attacked a Nissan Murano.

Or as they say it down at the dirt track. "If you ain't cheatin you ain't racin"

Cheating is like fighting in hockey to in motorsports, it's frowned upon but necessary.