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grandson of F1 champion Emerson Fittipaldi

Runs OK, but needs new wheel bearings and tires so bring a trailer.

Bring a Tractor

Maybe do a write up on the thousands of Russian military vehicles that will be coming to BAT in the next few months.

I got the rear differential, axle, and suspension into one side of the 850

No slideshows for an entire week!

Correction. American companies are not willing to pay people enough to afford American-made goods, nor are they willing to accept the smaller profit margins. We bought American for a few centuries before everyone started outsourcing to increase profits.

Considering how absolutely co-dependent on US consumption culture their economy is, not likely.

Good thing many of the infrastructure components in use in the US come from China, and the Chinese would never do something like this, right?

Hogen wouldn’t have had a case if their managing editor didn’t flippantly tell the lawyers that Peter Thiel paid for that celebrity sex tapes weren’t newsworthy if it involves children under the age of four.

At the same time, the lawsuit was thrown out of 2 or 3 court rooms before it got to that one, and instead of issuing a stay for the damages pending appeal the judge decided they needed to pay up first. It was a case specifically designed to bankrupt the company, and venue shopped around until it found a friendly…

I can blame Hogan. He’s a terrible person (see video for proof)and tied himself to a mustache twisting oligarch out for revenge.

Man... for two years I slaved away in frontline healthcare during a pandemic. I was always appreciated in ways that couldn't be expressed in money. Now I sell 3k$ fire pit installations to rich assholes. I hate that our entire economy is leaving a third of our people behind, but you gotta get paid.

I was assigned a presentation on an “established editorial publication” for class. I chose Jalopnik.

Cue five uninterrupted minutes of sex tapes, Stuttgart binge drinking, fetish pulp novels, casual tetanus, Univision, and turning into dragons.

...and the closure of 19 Motor Trend magazines in one day.

The age of…

Good to see you posting again Skay. I was a fan of your QOTD replies years ago.

Well, from the comments here, it seems as though none of you have actually driven one. I highly recommend it. The aesthetics shouldn't be compared to conventional chassis cars. Have a look at IMSA race cars of the era, then we can have a discussion.

the engine was a Chrysler 2.2 Turbo, same as the one in the Shelby Omni thing, the tail lights, from a Ford F150 iirc

A few parts from these guys and you could have a seriously fast albeit funny looking machine.

I remember these. They used to race them and did decent. For some reason it looks horrible in white. Windshield angle is horrible. I always thought it was weird they used a 2.2 but the claim was it's so light didn't need a big engine.
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