You know, it’s a good thing that Victor Frankenstein was independently wealthy. Could you imagine him trying to sell his monster?

Wassup, my sharrif?

The interior feels like a Mercedes! We swear! Here, look at these non-paid actors and valets vouching for it!

I believe that would be paneer-y.

They’ll probably chalk this one up as a wash

Every time someone says “they don’t build them like they used to” they are forced to drive this for 1 month or until they repent.

Same thing we do every day Pinky...

I’d buy it, take me and my girlfriend to the Motley Crue concert, drink an 18 pack of Bud in the parking lot, throw her back in it after she fell in the parking lot (tearing her fishnets),watch her puke down the side of it on the way home, buy new fishnets and put them on her in the Rite-Aid parking lot, sneak her…

I want to see this for “Africa”

The only appeal of this car is the opportunity to experience how horrible 1981 was. Driving a Citation is basically a microcosm of all that was 1981.

Skydiving often works pretty much the same way. “Independent contractors” and pages of releases of dubious legal standing.

I’ve worked extensively in heavy construction and I can assure you that this kind of safety issue will always present itself. Safety precautions cut into profits. If you want to compel safety improvements you have to present a financial motivation.

To add, he’s a former employee because he felt the job was unsafe and was unwilling to sign his life away. I don’t see any issue with the lawsuit.

I’d agree the track doesn’t have enough runoff. The last turn with the pit entrance is nuts. Even more nuts to run the cars they did if they were running without proper safety equipment in the cars.

Of interest is that NASA tried out a beeswax cooling system on the bike

Arriving in Utah from Australia was quite a culture shock too. Such a beautiful place though.

*gulf clap*

The tide of puns has already begun.

Can’t pahk the Ka here.

This was my daily driver for awhile: