This is why you never doze off behind the wheel.

No one ever trains for these situations.

They should’ve called it Junkhana. Missed opportunity.

Either the Porsche Boxster at 1:22 or the red vintage Beetle at 1:57

Best part of drifting in a junkyard is if you crash, don’t have to pay someone to haul it to the junkyard!

Where is this land of milk-and-honey, with junkyards that have cars placed on a paved surface that is so smooth that someone can drive around sideways without worry of flipping over or destroying a wheel or tire?

Hellcat’s pulses at a dead cat’s heart rate.

The only pronunciation guide I need is Patrick Stew:

I think the reference was to the guy in the background adjusting his jacket and flashing the fact he is carrying a pistol.

That right there is a poorly executed high five if I ever saw one.

Indeed I did.

I think Charmin Sandiego is a better name than The Mad Pooper.

I’ve been saying something simple about this... If the town doesn’t want your business, they can suck a fat one. Don’t give them any of your money and see how their tune changes.

Great shots! They look professional, really.

You and your club members might enjoy Piston Republic:
https://pistonrepublic.com/clubs

Your club members can join the website, add their vehicles and then join a club that is established.

Each user gets their own profile, just like mine:
https://pistonrepublic.com/user_directo…

I love these!

I like the idea of Utterly Realistic Car Ads.

Structural engineer here. The fact that this is the largest of the 3 (apparent) braces running across the short axis of the car to stiffen the frame rails tells me it has the most load on it (yes real engineering-ish). I’m having a hard time orienting the pictures with each other but regardless: corners are always the…

I always wished there was a time traveling A-10 movie where the pilot just interferes with historical battles while smoking a cigar and laughing like a maniac.