Just some good old boys, never meaning no harm...

And here are the logos of the gas tanks of nearly every Harley owner:

At least donks can occasionally be useful...

5.9 liter in the Dakota r/t of the same era made around 250 hp.

I don’t know if I’m disturbed by the video or by the fact that I love the video and felt it deep in my soul

ha, it´s actually called ´clutch leg´ in England (made worse by the fact that driving RHD cars means your left leg is pushed against the center console, and the right gas leg is dangling freely with nothing but the faraway door as support). Got a good taste of that a couple of times going south on the Birmingham M6,…

An Intrepid in white makes it look like you bought your car from Hertz.

No, get it fixed.

You think I’d let a friend drive my Jeep?

To all the eventual commenters complaining about three pedal lovers, it’s all about this:

“In the old days drivers were fat and tires were skinny.” - Jose Froilan Gonzalez, who was Fangio’s best friend, fellow Argentine, and the first person to win a Grand Prix for Ferrari.

Those kinds of bed covers are usually owned by people who bought a truck when they needed a Camry in my experience.

Hot take:

You obviously haven’t seen how sweet my Tron Lambo looks Torch...

Better check the restrictor plate. Thoroughly.

It’s also terrible advice for hills, which I imagine is where most people are doing their engine braking. Great way to burn up your brakes at minimal benefit to your transmission. It almost sounds like he’s saying to cause absolutely no wear, do this. But just like brakes, clutches are wear items. You shouldn’t have…

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I do not wish to live in a world where Aretha is dead and $kaycog is retired.

To say that there appears to be an exodus of talent leaving the sport at an unusual pace would be an obvious statement. I remember the 90's and 2000's when the sport was on fire and the only reason to leave was personal injury and misfortune. My personal feeling is that the sport has transitioned too far into the…