And it has LOUSY 0 to 60 times!
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They should have taken different fast foods up there to test for their longevity.
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I’ve never seen a NSU Rotary or a Tucker break in a race. It’s all about proper prep.
CTS V would have worked.
Why? F those stupid levers and pedals. Yeah a cable and pulleys pulling pivots is bitchin’ right? C’mon!
Right on!
It absolutely will and some people won’t compliment this car even under the threat of death. I think they did a good job.
That’s right. No apologies!
If I was a youg car guy I’d buy one. Not my kind of car anymore. I think they have a hit on their hands barring any problems garnering bad press.
No. No spoilers, no flares for the Countach. No.
We have a winner!
Wait....Darth Vader had a sled named Rosebud? getouttahere!
Yeah. I think their is or was a cable show about cafe’ racers. For the most part they used pretty hopelessly wrecked nike parts and made something but every once in a while they’d butcher a nice Honda CB 750 or something. I think I saw them chopping up a Bultaco once. Idiocy.
You forgot Babes.
I’m actually for this but I think the powers that be have a bigger plan. One world. Nothing wrong with that if it works but I don’t see it going well.
That’s as realistic a scenario as any. I can see that being the case for decades to come. I think the proxies used are getting tired of it though.
I agree. I believe the Chinese think pretty differently than the Soviet Union and the USA did back then so who knows? It just seems like no weapon is stealthy enough and almost anything will be vulnerable to attack soon. I dunno. Like I said, it’s just an interesting thing to think about and pointless to worry about.
Probably but again, you never know what people are up to.
it’s appropriate you mention that because that’s what got me thinking. i’ve been listening to an NBC radio broadcast of the first 24 hours of the D Day invasion. not a commentary but the entire 24 hour broadcast day. it’s amazing. One of the things mentioned which is pretty well known is how huge the ramp up was here…