@kake81: Thanks. She's got a real natural beauty going on there.

@The Kid: Who is that? She's got kind of a Karen Allen from Raiders of the Lost Ark look going on.

@Alfisted: Somehow that script fits the car perfectly.

Love that Falcon. The interior is amazing. The kid is cute too.

@dal20402: There are fewer airplanes in service and they are meticulously inspected and maintained by well trained aviation mechanics before and after every flight. Most cars don't get anywhere near that level of inspection or maintenance even once in their life, much less before and after every use.

Drive by sensor throttle control. Hate it. Think it's irresponsible at best and criminally negligent at worst.

So, the idea here is to take a car that depends on battery power for propulsion and cram as much battery-draining electronic crap into it as possible? Yeah, that makes sense.

@PotbellyJoe - As seen on I-287: That's the greatest comment I've seen in a looooong time.

@YankBoffin: The Internets are serious business!

@area_educator's Saturn SC2 needs a Northstar V8 more than it needs a back seat: A 2002 or so vintage Sonoma would be an awesome candidate for the treatment you describe, IMO.

@HycoSpeed: That is a great pic. If it was bigger I'd make it my desktop wallpaper.

Wait, is this show going to be like a cross between a cop show and Overhaulin'? Cause if so, I'm in.

What a nice car... for me to POOP on!

@Elhigh: You, sir, are a poet.

Odd. That infographic makes me want to see Iron Man.

@Piloter: Heart click for that whole post.

@TRAMS_AM: Here, here!

@Nürburgring: His Nationwide win was an anomaly, though. He started the car in relief for Denny Hamlin, who couldn't make it for the start of the race for some reason. Aric muscled that car up front by the time Hamlin arrived at the track. The plan from the beginning had been for Hamlin to take over the car once he…

@wætherman: It's hard to imagine, but back in the day, truck racing use to be the most innovative of NASCAR's big touring series. The trucks were shaped like bricks, they raced mostly on short tracks, and because the truck teams couldn't afford full crews, they'd have half-way breaks to allow all the guys to change…