Actually I haven't been able to. My comment was mostly a dig at the past seasons. I hear this season is a whole new ball game.

More passing in that video than in a whole season of F1.

If they're coming to invade Indiana should I alert the Indiana Naval Armory (on White River) ?

It's not the farmers, it's the cows. They want to be milked at the same time every day. But if the market you take the milk to keeps changing it's times you end up disturbing the cow's milk production.

You don't get your burrito without paying for it first. It's the way things are done.

For my take on the Whittingtons

In high school I developed Sands Theorem of Night-time Driving. After midnight every 3rd car you see is a cop.

I'll let you in on a secret. When the hood is up like that you can usually see UNDER the hood.I had this happen at 70 on the interstate and I immediately realized I could still see where I was going so I calmly signaled a lane change and proceeded over to the side of the road.

Came here looking for this. Mucho disappointed.

I think I drew that in Study Hall back in '67.

Adolph: I said I wanted it in RED!"

I wonder if anyone here really understands the huge impact the original Ford effort had on a a kid in 1966? It shaped my life, made me a racer, a Ford fan and and an unapologetic American all at the same time. It was the biggest Fuck Yeah! moment of my life until maybe the moon landing. Nothing has come close since…

It took a billion last time. probably cost more this time so everyone, go out and buy a Ford, they'll need the money!

Possibly the best movie ever made with Raul Julia and Gary Busey!

As someone who used to actually be able to get Solexes to deliver fuel correctly I'm waiting for WWIII so when all the ECUs die from EMP blasts I'll be able to get old Fiats to run. For various values of "run" of course.

Rolls Royce tried to build an automatic tranny way back when. They bought a GM box and tore it apart. They were aghast at how sloppy the tolerances were so they built a copy but tightened up all clearances. The input shaft couldn't be turned. They learned why they're called slushboxes.

This is my favorite color of GT40. Reminds me of my Cox slot car from 1967.

Really? No mention of the post "73 MGB? A perfectly nice British sports car ruined by US bumper regulations. Needed 5 mph bumpers at a specific height so they raised the car making it look stupid and handle like a sloppy dishtowel.