As has others have implied, the car shows a range of odd choices in terms of what the owner considers ‘improvements’.

THIS x 1 BILLION

He really missed his chance by not selling this car, back in the early aughts. Current value is nowhere near $2 million.

Yeah, right around there.

I know what you mean, but 99% of this car’s value is in its being the first one of a popular model produced with a highly desirable drivetrain.

I’m familiar with the place, so this comes as no surprise, whatsoever.

From all I’ve read, no one at OceanGate and no media sources have claimed that NASA built *any* component(s) of the Titan craft.

From what I could find, it was nowhere near that number for this particular submersible.

Worth mentioning Triumph’s disastrously noteworthy 3.0L V8 that was developed as part of their infamous Stag sports car program.

Yeah, own the Libs! Dang youngsters don’t know what it’s like to put in a hard day’s work so I say we let the machines take their jobs! Them bots ain’t woked, or woken. Whatever! Woo-hoo!

“I have seen all of the Reich posters and I can say very definitively that genocide was *NOT* the main goal.”

Same (or similar) sound effect during the Austrian segment, @3:17.

Uh-oh (::Says every Game of Thrones fan::)...

Bought two new Ranger STX models for myself & my then-wife. These were ‘89s, like as the white one shown in the article. (Strange that Ford would choose white for their demo model, here, since IIRC pretty much all the available ‘89 shades were lovely, subtle clearcoat over metalflake finishes.)

IIRC, it first appeared @1967, available at both GM and Ford/L-M dealerships in likewise branded aerosol cans.

Not sure why anyone is surprised. In Hollywood, Van Damme is known as an insurance risk — he has a long history of ‘accidentally’ hurting stunt men and even the occasional co-star, usually via sloppy kicks. This is what happens when your actual skill-level does not live up to your overblown self-image.

My big issue with pretty much all modern headphones is that they seem built around an average-small model for adult heads. Three factors, here.: (a) ‘span’ across the cups; (b) ‘depth’ adjustment (for proper cup-placement before the headband bottoms out); (c) ‘grip’ tightness.

Bias lighting codes not working...?

Bias lighting codes not working...?

Just started working, here in PA (21:48).