Funny that, I just saw a Black Flag sticker on a Cadillac...

Versus the confidence that used Audi, BMW, and Mercedes vehicles instill, of course, being the paragons of reliability they are.

This, pretty much.

Canada says hello.

They are the superior choice for donut offroading.

Here Torch. Bit dirtier than your sketch, but fleshes out the idea a bit more.

This thing is going to be a huge cop magnet!

Of course! Shipping sometimes ruins it, though.

Except for switching to alloy rims and an AC CDI from a DC CDI, it is pretty much without styling changes.

Powerlines and big equipment are always a bad combination.

It always made me chuckle inside riding past cyclists on their carbon fiber wonder machines decked out head to toe in their cycling atire on my $120 steel framed bike from Canadian Tire or Sears wearing a backpack, I either got a few scowls & some hurried crankers trying to keep up & even a few nods of approval at…

It depends on the circumstances.

Remember when they limited fans at the Bathurst 1000 in australia to 24 beers each per day, so fans started burying cases of beer around the track before race day to combat such a harsh and unfair restriction?

And North Koreans will pay for it.

There are companies now that can 3d print sand cores. If you have a CAD model to 3d print, you can print the cores, cope and drag. Then, have a foundry pour it.

It’s called Püper.

Take a look at those states’ education and infrastructure. Corporate welfare helps no one.

These would be great as a mobile toilet. Like, there could be an app where you order a Bubu-Lav and one of these rolls up and you hop in and relieve yourself. Nobody steal my idea.

Because those peanuts go a lot further when you’re not taxed up the nose.

You might have a few bubus after a race like that.