I've already seen a video of a Pinto-based Mirthmobile drifting, so I'm not betting against you.

I think they all got crashed, if my days scouring junkyards for parts for my old Dasher were any indication.

I love the Country Squire — already put up a time in the Regatta rivals using one. 25-second half-mile FTW!

LOL. This is the corollary to the principle that when you write a spelling flame, you double your risk of a mis-spelling.

Can there be any doubt that it's a Morgan?

I wouldn't be surprised if they were pulling the temperature from the CAN bus anyway, so the wiring is probably there to get the OBD info already.

The LED matrix right under the speedo should do nicely. I say this as a dude who drives around with a bluetooth OBD-II dongle plugged in, talking to his phone.

My mother did this all the time when I was a boy — she even called it a "mayonnaise cake." It sounded gross to me too, but the flavor trumped the sound every damn time.

I thought so, too, but realized that I have no idea whether a WWII ace would show his kills from that conflict on a plane he flew in Korea.

No way! It's a Ferrari STI.

Chris Brown's Gallardo. Allegedly styled after an F-86. I suppose the German and Japanese kills were from his WWII service.

"Dammit, Beavis, why are you such a shaftmaster?"

I'm just glad to see that _Senna_ is on Netflix!

Yes! Guigiaro for the win!

WTF is the deal with the Battlefield 3 ad that blocks the story?

What software are you using for that?

Torque? I just got my Bluetooth ELM327 this week, and put Torque on my phone. Soooo sweet.

Funny that I'm listening to "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by The Darkness while reading this comment.

I certainly like the look of the Mustang II. The current and first generation certainly catch my eye better, but compared to the Fox bodies, the Mustang II is a delight to behold.

Especially at night, the Crown Vic or the Chevy Caprice, because, hey, it might be a cop!