The article is right but a little misleading.

#10 - Several years back I took to building cars that, while awesome, are less known and appreciated. The results? I was able to build and enjoy more toys for less money.

I like the rule “Eat the rainbow”.

Buell needs to hire a real business manager and relogate himself to engineering.

Bleach and acetic acid (vinegar)

Any fan of polymer pistols should try a Walther PPQ M2. You’ll be impressed.

“They just blew a huge V8” ... Did they now ...

Gawker, what the fuck did you do to my Jalopnik?

Can anyone think of a time they had a big block of cheese, no cheese grater, and was so troubled by this that they desperately looked to on the spot engineer something to grate the cheese?

I think the issue with millenials and cars is that they (on average) prefer form over function. It is a trend they have carried over from the other facets of their lives. It is never more easily seen in car culture than Stance. How many Stance fans do you think know what Scrub Radius is?

This was a big reason why we deleted power steering back in the day. It took a while for power steering to find an appropriate mix of assist and feel.

I think what he really meant was “Commercially Available Configuration”.

200hp in a car that light back in the 70s was pretty monstrous.

I like the MK3 Supra. Most people don’t realize that it was the first import that was a Luxury Sports car. This is massively different from a Sport Luxury car.

An odd experience for sure. Though, I just say, I always check titles/vins and I’m suspicious of incongruities. I wouldn’t yell at anyone when I was test driving the car though, ha-ha.

You an the OP must spend your days mouth breathing.

Six figure income but I daily beaters. You can try to dick with me when I sell my 95 Volvo 850 Turbo wagon for $2000 bucks but if you want to be an asshole I will gladly tell you to keep your money.

The dollar amount is irrelevant because the asshole amount is so high.