mattwoodski
mattwoodski
mattwoodski

You can do this for a while, until the transmission breaks. Or the U-Joint breaks, or the rear diff breaks.
Our HS friend used to do neutral drops in his ‘67 Catalina, it would burn that single bias ply tire for perhaps a quarter of a mile, trailing a huge smoke cloud! He became well known for this, until one day,

It’s part of the camo. The real headlight shape is disguised. You can see on the edges that the fitment of the flanges is not a proper production lamp quality.

That was an awful lot of words to say “I swapped in some used carpet, seats, and instruments. The items were dirty so I cleaned them a little. Oh, and I scratched my thumb. The end.”

Who peed on the passenger seat?

“I transformed my feet with two affordable exterior swaps!”

Not a road car and all but aren’t these things capable of numbers as low as 1.6 seconds? Or....well, second, I guess?

PUNCH IT CHEWIE!

And when we get to Superbowl LIX we can all giggle like school children.

Did they ever even finish fixing Project CARS 1? I was waiting for that game with bated breath and bought on day 1, but it was so horribly broken. I mean to the point where it would start you on a race facing backwards on the grid. Or you’d be on lap 40 of an enduro and then suddenly slam into an invisible wall and

Cash for clunkers wouldn’t have effected vehicles like a 92-95 Civic hatchback.

Now the ceaseless onslaught of salt pelting their innocent rear quarter panels? That certainly did bring an end to many of them being on the road.

To be completely fair, passing on the right isn’t against the law... unlike fleeing the scene of an accident ;)

I believe that’s simply because the logo is almost always present. On their american site (grain of salt ready), excluding all references that are either the logo itself or the full informal name “Work Wheels” they seem content to simply stick with WORK (their caps, not mine)

“The Gang roots for the Falcons”

I’ll never forget watching Jake Brown’s shoes get blown off when he hit the bottom of the ramp during the X-Games in 2007 and thinking, “Holy shit, he died.” And that was almost ten years ago!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTeXKHkNqgk&t=7s

The first thing you’ll need, obviously, is a hatchback, wagon or crossover/SUV of some kind. Or a truck with a camper bed. If there’s a way to do this with a sedan, you’re welcome to try it, but I’m good.

Man, you can’t let this go. You’re still wrong on eye placement. My kid was watching it the other day and thought of your post. Emotions come from the eyes. They need to be the central part of the face. You can’t feel the same immediate reaction to the car’s emotion if the eyes are in the lights. The windshield is a

Interesting theory...

<Most Japanese I know are against the TPP. >