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This is a long-running program. It was mentioned in the 90's in articles in reference to Richie Cline and the Imperial Palace Collection.
Let's talk about what nobody thus far has had the brass to talk about... Who's going to tell (@ 1:49) that little doggie that there's no more white "because" volvo hood to sit on?
I thought so.
I thought so.
No. What you read is factually incomplete.
See the fb page and the High Altitude Imports thread.
Further, see post #145 in the HAI thread:
"Yeah the car is out. I need to get onto my photo bucket account to post the photos I have but thanks Colorado 4X4. I had fun getting it out but I am just going to ride the Ninja for a while. Living downtown makes it really difficult or expensive to park."
I stand by my original post. I'll also add that this guy can't steer for shit. I get that there's a spotter for a reason, but COME ON. Steer Fail.
Lastly, so the brakes don't work at all without the power assist?
Sorry if this guy's leg gets tired, but I would use the brakes as much as possible and the transmission for a brake as a last resort.
But that's just me. I'm not the 27yo who is minus one Impreza. I'm sure he won't put the hurt on himself, his bike, or others with that Ninja though. Seems like a very squared-away individual. LOL.
@MikeofLA, my beef is not with you but with what clearly seems to be a really reckless guy who doesn't seem to have absorbed ANY life lessons.
See the fb page and the High Altitude Imports thread.
Further, see post #145 in the HAI thread:
"Yeah the car is out. I need to get onto my photo bucket account to post the photos I have but thanks Colorado 4X4. I had fun getting it out but I am just going to ride the Ninja for a while. Living downtown makes it really difficult or expensive to park."
I stand by my original post. I'll also add that this guy can't steer for shit. I get that there's a spotter for a reason, but COME ON. Steer Fail.
Lastly, so the brakes don't work at all without the power assist?
Sorry if this guy's leg gets tired, but I would use the brakes as much as possible and the transmission for a brake as a last resort.
But that's just me. I'm not the 27yo who is minus one Impreza. I'm sure he won't put the hurt on himself, his bike, or others with that Ninja though. Seems like a very squared-away individual. LOL.
@MikeofLA, my beef is not with you but with what clearly seems to be a really reckless guy who doesn't seem to have absorbed ANY life lessons.
"No, actually it's better to use clutch.. and not brakes" (points idiotic driving gloves toward each other to begin to illustrate point).
WTF!
Is this guy out of his mind?
What kind of a complete jackalope can create this much stupidity-based destruction and then presume to lecture his *Rescuers* and anyone else who may see this video- on the physics of the tow operation.
Hey Guy;
You're an idiot.
You somehow tricked the state into granting you driving PRIVILEGES.
You have found a funnel cloud that ATM's money to you to fund your hooned stupidity.
Just...
No.
WTF!
Is this guy out of his mind?
What kind of a complete jackalope can create this much stupidity-based destruction and then presume to lecture his *Rescuers* and anyone else who may see this video- on the physics of the tow operation.
Hey Guy;
You're an idiot.
You somehow tricked the state into granting you driving PRIVILEGES.
You have found a funnel cloud that ATM's money to you to fund your hooned stupidity.
Just...
No.
No. Vehicle. Because Race Car.
It's not the most expensive vehicle ever sold. It may be the most expensive vehicle ever sold AT AUCTION.
Dragon?
1954 Ferrari 375 America PF coupe 0339AL featured in Boy On A Dolphin (1957). [www.imdb.com]
Porsche 917 (replica) Lee Majors drives across country in The Last Chase.. which IS a car movie, but the film- and a 917 going cross-country are both obscure.
I was told the Mustang and Jeep belonged to film's director, John McTiernan. Shipped from Montana to Martinique (or whatever the island was)... where he had a home. Allegedly on the production's nickel. Mustang also allegedly modified for the film on the production's nickel.
@X3SoB: pardon the hijack;
you're driving down the street, 25mph.
you see these cars whizzing by on the turnpike and decide- that's where I need to be.
you trundle down the on ramp, building up speed until STOP!
there's a freakin' stop sign at the end of the on ramp before you can get on the turnpike.
you're driving down the street, 25mph.
you see these cars whizzing by on the turnpike and decide- that's where I need to be.
you trundle down the on ramp, building up speed until STOP!
there's a freakin' stop sign at the end of the on ramp before you can get on the turnpike.
this is jalopnik so I don't even have to write the essay on what's wrong with this practice.
Man I hate Pennsylvania.
@coupeZ600:
A friend is there and she said that being in the city reminded her of what it was like here in NYC during 9/11.
My thoughts as well go the families, the people- in India, in Mumbai, with Tata Group.
A friend is there and she said that being in the city reminded her of what it was like here in NYC during 9/11.
My thoughts as well go the families, the people- in India, in Mumbai, with Tata Group.
Monkeemobile.
I think you'll find this is owned by someone who has been featured before on this site for his cars...
"The pillars work in a fashion similar to the automotive catalytic converter"
Well they did until Stoy wrote this article.
Tomorrow they'll be at the scrappers and some hopped-up Minnesotuuuh meth-heads will be bummed to learn that the concrete contains neither platinum nor palladium.
I nominate this post for TOTD- best titled post today.
Pat congrats on the COTD. When I read it I totally agreed with your sentiment. You hit the nail on the head. "These are Great Days we're livin' mates!!!"
155mph. Unspecified US Interstate. 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4S NART Spyder. Yes, one of the ten real ones.
... meanwhile, somewhere in Ohio, junkman is shoehorning a Rolls Royce Merlin V-12 into a Fiat 500.
