A back up system would activate once the first system failed, in this case the first system didn’t even notice anything worng, so a back up system would be pointless.

Not only does Bakersfield inexplicably have a Maserati Dealer, but there are a surprising amount of exotics here. Someone owns a friggin P1.

If you really want to see some insane specialized machinery, look into Tol Hedgers, they are made in Israel and they are insane.

Yup! I find Pistachio more interesting and topping and hedging is way cooler. You work for Bolthouse or Grimmway?

A Harvester!

You only need a canopy for pistachios since they can't touch the ground. It is preferred to let almonds dry on the orchard floor.

I work for a large grower of Almond, Pistachios, and Pomegranates.

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Also Round Mountain Rd has recently been repaved and is great fun but watch out as there is some gravel in several areas and you will lose traction.

Yes, great road but far to technical to be included in my track, I feel this road would make a great downhil/uphill run, touge style.

I want to give a bit more information about how this track came about so people wont just think I squiggled about on a map.

Hidden in the mountains of Central/Southern California is what most race fanatics call the Nurburgring of the West. Manzana Creek is a 26 mile track that is open to the public and the most grueling, difficult, course ever designed.

Those are some truly awful altezza taillights.

While I love the Countach and Diablo, I don't like the look of this Veneno, but hey I can give it up to Lambo for not doing things like the rest of the boys and making a statement.

1). Datsun

These steps are for a Ford Crown Victoria, which is the opposite of a FWD car. 

Easy 13 step guide.

I live in Bakersfield, Ca, Lifted trucks are very popular among the oil field workers, teen girls, soccer moms, everyone has one or lives next to someone that has one.