If you are ever looking to get one for yourself and this one slips by before you can raise the cash, just do a search for "Flower Car" for all your Caddieamino needs.

I would have thought he would be buried in the car, and that it would be lost to the world forever when he was gone. Never in a million years would I have thought that the car would end up on ebay of all places.

I would start with my old million dollar list:

The 1969 Camaro. I mean, for crying out loud, you can buy every part for one in the Year One catalog including the bodies. I think that now there are more of these cars on the road then GM originally produced!

You can see a couple more videos of Russ at work on his website:

My cousin used to own a pair of the XR4Ti's. One burgundy with the double deck spoiler, and a gray one with only the single lip. Amazing little cars, absolutely loved working and playing with them.

Dymag has been making carbon and magnesium wheels for a while now. They are featured on the Mosler MT900S, as well as the Koenigsegg CCX. The ones on the Mosler run about 14lbs each, for the front set, and about 17lbs for each rear. From what I have been able to gather from some places on the net, the car wheels…

Is it wrong that I wanted to touch myself whenever a Renault spitting 2 feet of flames out of the back of it, with blow off valves popping away, went by on the video?

Wow, nice to see a local courier get props from Treehugger. I see their cars bombing around here all the time, it always struck me as a great idea. Much better then the other couriers here who have cars that are very poorly maintained.

The Maserati slogn is Excellence Through Passion. I do think that the Jag slogan is a bit better personally.

You can see a video of the car and an interview with the creator of the model here

"RIIIIIIMZZZZ!"

Just as an aside Mike, there is already an electric drag racing series out there.

Among my finest memories of being 10 years old, were the time spent in my grandmothers Cordoba. Red with the red interior, white top and what seemed like a mile of hood in front of you.

The person who needs more help speaking without stammering is the host. Great job Ray!