I'd just like to remind everyone that assassination is the highest form of political protest. It could even be argued that the Second Amendment supports it...

Might be about the time I start looking for a new country to live in. This place is going to shit.

I first saw this years ago on a TV show about Icelandic Land Cruisers that do glacier tours on giant low-pressure tires — they would do this out in the field with starter fluid and a lighter. By hand. Knowing a few Icelanders, it wouldn't surprise me if this was how they change their regular car tires, too.

There were a number of streamliners in Germany in that era - many of the leaders in streamlining design were based in Germany in the '20s and '30s. The work by Paul Jaray is good to look up, as is the work of Wunibald Kamm or Edward Rumpler, if you want a particularly troubling personal story as well.

To know more about this era, I highly recommend reading "Grand Prix" by Marvano.

Their solution? A chrome bowtie with the center cut out. They call it the "flowtie," and while it seems like a simple and obvious answer, it's good enough to allow three additional cubic meters of air into the engine per minute. Chevy says dropped the temperatures of engine coolant and engine oil by 2 degrees…

It's a drawing.

"You either die a hero, or you live long enough see yourself become a villain to people who wouldn't buy one of your cars new anyway and bitch because you're super successful and can build whatever the fuck you want because people will buy whatever you make."