Ah the good old days, when we had actual leadership and pride in our country.

Its also good at hiding damage.

The small town I grew up had many older folks rebuilding Piper Cubs in their driveway. No one complained, until they started painting on a windy day.

SERE was not a fun time

Still waiting on your second post, Feinberg.

Not sure if its one victory disqualifies it, but what about the Mazda 787B?

I disagree. This shows car control, that the operator is aware as to the size of the car, placement, and how to safely reverse the car.

You'd glance at it as you were driving, and see how far away you were from the car in front of you, and adjust accordingly. It's a little reminder about how close makes sense to follow. That's not so hard to understand, right? It's used so you can avoid the panicked stops.

First of all thank you Jason for taking the time to explain the purpose of those lines. While most Jalops realize that they are there so that folks in wheelchairs can have extra space especially if they need to deploy a ramp, it seems far too many people just think they are an "extra space."

Or you can just make this in 30 minutes for a lot less money.

Bugatti Veyron with a handicap permit.

The Orlove, because it makes you flip

Side note for the Aussies that own Falcons in the room: Your late model Falcon is designed from factory to J turn as a requirement of various state law enforcement agencies. A J turn can actually be performed with stability control 'on' and is tested repeatedly by Bosch engineers to ensure it can perform the maneuver…