You’re going to do all that in a day? Ever heard of AAA? Get it towed to the garage you’re working at while you shop for your driveshaft. This sounds like your personal version of iron man????

I used to go to Glendora also, but before the split there are always so many bicycles. A guy I knew in high school ended up in the reservoir and they couldnt find him or the car for 3 days. 

um, go early in the morning to avoid traffic and bicycles. Weekdays are way better than weekends. watch out for rocks and gravel on turns. don’t go fast until you get the hang of the road or more familiar with it. don’t go after rains. there can be some frost on the roads in the winter in the shadows once you get high…

I actually don’t run up there that often. I’ll try to make time to go up every couple of months. I’m in a shitty NA miata so I usually let all the crazy cars pass me once they get their noses up my ass. I know I’m in a tin can, I’ll let someone else risk it. There are also a lot of nuts with fast cars bombing down…

doesn’t work for all people. i have a friend who is basically invincible when he plays Smash Brothers high. i wouldn’t mess around with that in a car. 

We do have a lot of douchebags in general, and not just supercar owners.

coal is clean, right? Dotard said so in his state of the union...

it’s a turbo alternator

i live less than 10 minutes away from the opening of this road. there are people racing up and down at all times of the day or night. you’d be suicidal to go up there drunk and at night. Although being drunk or high would explain why the driver abandoned the car instead of calling AAA.

$4k is a steal if those are the real miles. I bought one of these bad boys in good condition for $4K at 120K miles, then sold it for $5K at 130K miles. However, it is a slow steel beast of a car and gets like 15 mpg in mixed driving. Great for Radwood, not so great for a drive from Socal to Mammoth.

I was more of a Tom and Jerry kid myself, but seems like somebody watched a lot of Jem and the Holograms. 

I see this as the problem: New England + Electric vehicle + winter = :*(

My parents owned no cool cars when I was growing up. We didn’t arrive in the states until mid/late 80s. I grew up in shitty american 80s cars which in my mind translated to unreliable boxy ugly pieces of shit because they were. They finally learned in the late 90s/early 00s that Japanese imports were more light years…

The only real good reason for bigger wheels is just larger brake hardware. I wish all the car makers would go back to 17" which in my opinion usually gives you the best wheel diameter/tire side wall ratios for performance and comfort. Also, bigger wheels usually = lots more rotating weight. 

lol i know right?

Just because he won a lawsuit doesn’t mean he was in the right. Also, as the CEO of a public company, he probably shouldn’t have toked marijuana publicly either. Public lapses in judgement aren’t great indications of leadership especially when you head multiple billion dollar companies (or the United States of America…

people with fuck you money just get a driver and a rolls. i don’t think they would be touching the filthy steering wheel with their fingers. 

Just stick it in a travis scott music video with him peeling out and smoking a lambo and I’m sure the next couple of orders will fill. 

Good luck on your next job.

lol that was exactly what was in my head when i read the title.