They should do “How to extract cocaine out of sewage” next.
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Slightly off topic but I have always wondered how many millions/billions of dollars in pocket change is in landfills. Plenty of people throw pennies away. Has to be quite substantial.
Sounds like a new idea for a crappy Discovery channel show.
I used to be a deputy sheriff for few short years in a mid sized city. There was a convenience store near one of the jails that would allow uniformed personnel to go in, pick up a soft drink from the fountain and not have to pay for it. (Its very common. There are businesses that literally want to force discounts and…
I stop, you stop, we all stop for the cops.
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Nopity nopity nope. More like Lancia.
This is an outstanding article David! Thank you for typing out descriptions in addition to the videos, this was an awesome read!
he probably liked fixing shit
MK II Toyota Supra P-Type Manual, Not my 1st color choice, but this one is clean. For $7500 you have plenty left over for repairs it will probably need down the road. And yes I am old and remember these as new cars.
The answer is always...911. Nobody wanted a Miata when they were a kid.
Actually it’s a quote from Enzo Ferrari:
Call me when F1 cars do 240mph. IndyCars have a much higher top speed than F1 cars do.
Really cool segment, wish they hadn’t skipped a few generations though.
How nice of ARC to jump from Jim Clark’s Lotus to a relatively modern Dallara chassis...
As both a Fiero self-proclaimed afficianado (I’ve owned a good handful in the past 20 years) and a Corvette fanatic (I own a C5) the ‘84 Pace Car being the Fiero is one of my all time favorite pace cars. I think what makes the story behind the Fiero’s usage for the race all the more interesting is it beat the then-new…
13 Years later The best Indy Pace Car ever (IMO)...
This was also there at some point:
hey, that may be true. But side by side it still comes out ahead of any early to mid 2000's Chrysler product.