Looks like a good time, love racing that is more down to driver skill then money.

Those engines are a blast, My cousin had one, he thought the button for the auto was how you activated the turbo, cracked me up when he would press it as he mashed the gas and be like "see" it goes faster.

Or their parts where scavenged by escort/323 owners. Everything in those thing where basically plug and play upgrades for escort of the same vintage. Ugg I said escort and vintage.

No hips to go with those fakies either.

That would be crazy to see all the downed aircraft there and how many of them people re purposed the ones they found or parts of them.

? Is there a reason they couldn't push start it since it a manual?

Yea little scary for a VW to be all electric. The gremlins this could have.

You should enjoy this. very similar

Still think this is not real besides the one in the video and that may be CGI this company does a lot of rendering a lot Reminds me of Wired's story last night and this one.

I wish Nintendo would realized they could make a killing making their own apps out of these games, and not using a emulator.

I enjoy Tiff at least we still get him on Fifth Gear. I also enjoy Vicki and the rest of that cast too.

I love these guy's at least they are more honest about the brothel part.

Why would someone think they could steal something that custom. At least they have 3 out of 4 back and some people in custody. But that sucks, very nice ride.

Yea, I don't thing the average person would think about putting a boot on it. That should be a mandatory thing. But they spent the time getting the tongue lock off so they probably had a nice saw/drill that would of made easy work of the boot.

Thanks I was going to add this. You covered it well.

Dang, I should of commented all that here.

We know this, because the EPA approved E15 for use in vehicles newer than 2001 and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers couldn't stop it. Here's what they told David Shepardson:

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Could it also be that most of the cars sold in the better written adds. Are cars being sold from a dealership and probably written by the same person or company that does mass listings for dealerships on places like this?