And no important vehicles were damaged this day.

Bought a 1968 Ford Galaxie XL with a 428 back in the early 80's from a little old lady in St Paul. Retribution for my dad buying me an AMC 4 Dr Matador. Drove it hard, rebuilt the motor and transmission. It even moved with me to Chicago where it did not get a lot of love. Finally moved back to St Paul always with the…

It was more useful than any of your comments

Probably in response to Ford switching to Mustangs next year.  800 hp Mustangs surrounded by a crowd sounds like a recipe for disaster.

You are incorrect.

I'll be Holden onto my cash, mate.

I wrote the article this afternoon and when it published I had already forgotten about the Virage again.

I said “some kid”, not my kid.

I posted this story last year on mother’s day, but whatevs.

Blacked out lights.

The S8 is so stealthy he didn’t even see it in your post. Mission accomplished, Tom.

Also, do you think we could get a “where are they now” style update on some of these “what should I buy” posts? It would be cool to see what they actually went with!

It’s ok if you just read all the other recommendations and not mine. I thought we were cool but I guess not.

I found this piece of racing history being totally neglected and dirty in a Salvation Army in the Finger Lakes in New York. It is a signed framed poster from Steve Millen, which caught my eye, but when I looked closer it is to the staff at the intensive care unit at the hospital, almost certainly after his terrible…

Way, way, WAY better. The drivers have a lot of respect for each other and the racing is FIERCE. They’re all road courses, shorter races, two per weekend, and it’s as high tech as can be. Air jacks, center lugs, fueling rigs, etc. They’re amazing machines, amazing drivers, and amazing racing.

You are on the wroooooooong web site.

I’d say the 2008, then the 2019, and the 2001. In that order.

As soon as I read your comment, I knew it was written by a retard.

The hell does that have to do with anything?

“The head gaskets are bad and need replacing”