Well the 999 does have a significant part in Ford Racing history. Notice the typical rear propulsion system of all Ford street and race cars. Sorry I kid, I kid. DON'T TAKE IT PERSONAL FORD PEOPLE. :-)
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I can't wait.
All I can say to the Toyota employees who decide to stay behind: Good luck finding work.
What's the matter, South Korea? Afraid of a little FREEDOM?
Black paint job and a Buick emblem and you have yourself a bad-ass 2016 Grand National
I thought the same thing when I watched this earlier, why talk about Ecoboost unless this is a turbo as well? Either way I'm excited as all hell!
Automatically seals itself when you aren't drinking to prevent spills and keep your drink hot or cold for up to 4 hours on the 16 oz and 6 hours on the 20 oz. And the claim to keep it HOT is not at all exaggerated, I've forgotten a full mug in the car and come back half a day later and it is still piping hot.
Automatically seals itself when you aren't drinking to prevent spills and keep your drink hot or cold for up to 4…
So it's the opposite of Tokyo Drift?
The Hind is bigger uglier, and I would say more threatening. I wouldn't want to pick a fight with either of them though. They do both have a tough look that few gunships can match. Here's an AH-1 looking pretty badass for example, but still nowhere near as scary as it's either the AH-64 or the Mi-24 (though I'd not be…
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haha no thanks the mi-24 is way more menacing. It's heavily armored and also the fastest attack/transport helicopter in service. If you ever heard one in real life you'd understand.
I saw the museum. It still creeps me out.
I agree with the Mk1 & later tanks, like this Mk4. I always thought they looked like pure evil on wheels tracks.
Ekranoplan, like you had to ask
A10, The gun that thought it was a plane.
Never made it into combat, but the RAH-66 Comanche was scary/beautiful:
Mi-24 Hind. Soviet Era flying death machine.
@Jones Foyer: EVERYTHING DOES TEND TO BE WACKY IN cANUCKISTAN