With a name like that you'd think it'd be for an up-armored vehicle, normally found operating in the Middle East as an IED hunter or convoy gun truck, wouldn't you? Nope, it's a freakin' sign that usually lets you know there's these things called other cars and they might not be driving at the exact same speed you…

I agree, give me a donut spare or none at all, but get rid of those lumps!

Yeah, no, wouldn't use this in earthquake country. Not a lot of side containment on them.

Perfect for garages, this overhead storage shelf can adjust to hang on a slanted ceilings, and holds up to 250 pounds. Garage space is always at a premium, so you may want to pick up a couple of these. [HyLoft 45"x45" Overhead Storage System, $49]

Loving it so far. You can see Mr Farah consciously controlling his tongue from dropping the F bombs that he's used to while reviewing cars. Good control, Matt!

The Army Guard is losing our Apaches back to the Active Duty component, and while I can't make decisions for the National Guard Bureau, I say if the Airedales don't want the A10, we'll take it. I may be Combat Service Support, but the knowledge that we've got "Devil's Crosses" on call for CAS would make me a happy…

There are days when I wish we hadn't invented jets and rockets, and that the days of the prop planes could have lasted forever.

WANT (with a Bowtie LS engine and a Magnum T56 6 speed).

Oh no, we in Missouri know that Kansas has that wrapped up tightly, especially when it comes to evolution, education, homosexuality, or anything that might even vaguely make you question the validity of Christianity as the one true faith. However, being 2nd has its own perks, so we're more than happy to challenge…

I will miss the PT Cruiser - whenever I saw one, I automatically knew that the person behind the wheel had no interest in driving or cars in particular. I guess there's always the Prius.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw that.

Amen.

Fieseler Storch, good choice! Huge wings, screamingly light body, in the right headwind, you can get those things to damn near hover in the air.

1980's Porsche 911 Carrera

You learn something new every day. Now I'm more interested in picking up bent and broken Camaros for their tasty LS-engines and T56 6-speeds, though even if you pick up a cracked Corvette, you can almost always find a buyer for that transaxle you can't use elsewhere. And I think the TR6060 would work in a v8 Miata, as…

Oh I see. Can you still separate out the T56 trans from the differential portion to use elsewhere?

That's no joke, another $100 (for the basic donut, which may or may not work, depending on which study you believe) to $200 (for the knock0ff non-name brand neck brace), or up to $600 to $1,000 (for the name brand original). But you consider most of your famous race driver deaths in the past twenty years have been…

Yep. Check out copart.com - here's one in Tennessee ending soon and it's only up to 9 large, ending in 4 days. This has most of the parts you'd need to turn a Miata into a monster (v8, manual T56 6-speed transmission, and an IRS rear diff), or upgrade your old '60's muscle car into a pro-tourer/restomod sleeper. And…

Keep telling yourself whatever you need to to keep doing that. Me? Cage and 4 wheels.

I knew I had that figure wrong, but figured high. I just bought a helmet to get started on my suit (and so I could start doing AutoX/RallyX events), and didn't get a particularly high end one, still paid $300 alone for that.