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Problem is that you do see examples of "extreme driving" almost every day. And sometimes the tragic results.

Also look at commercials for just about any car you can think of, Dodge, Mercedes, Toyota, etc etc. Burnouts, speed, drifting and donuts.

Reading viewer tweets? Really?

The Foose pickup was a totally new tool.

I was reminded of this guy...

A last-generation Saab 9-5.

Throttle linkage is interesting.

I'll have to check next time I go to buy oil and filters. That's about all I go to Wal Mart for and there's a store a few blocks from my house.

I watched the episode last night. It was OK Reminded me of the way I built cars in my early teens.

It's a 72. 73 had the big 5-mph bumper on the front.

Get ready..... 2022 Ferrari Purosangue: What We Know So Far (caranddriver.com)

Some versions of the 49 Merc kit had the taillight parts molded in clear red. At least the stock lights were.

Stopped at Autobooks in Burbank today. Parked outside, a Calypso Coral 70 Shelby GT500, a gold 66 Barracuda and a Saturn Astra 2-door. Later saw a TR4 parked there. At our club meeting Thursday one of our members showed up in his chopped black 34 "Mercury" Tudor sedan. I took pictures with my phone but they don't fit here.

Most of them usually do.

56 Cadillac Sedan DeVille and a grabber blue C8 Corvette.

California's electric car revolution, designed to save the planet, also unleashes a toll on it (msn.com)

Accurate Miniatures McLaren kits are pretty good.

LOL what kind of business?

Most likely a re-box (and re-price), as was done before.

I have one of the Lindberg 4-rotors in my collection somewhere. In the mid 70s GM brought out two concept cars using rotary engines in a mid-engine configuration. One of them was this car, with a 4-rotor Wankel rotary engine, the other with a 2-rotor engine. Rumor had it that the 2-rotor car was based on a Porsche 914 platform. The original AMT 74 Chevy Monza kit had a "custom" version that looked a lot like the 2-rotor car.

Best Model Car Parts. Not decals though.

0-60 in two seconds. For what? To be first to the next red light?

One of the last-generation Thunderbird 2-seaters in the metallic turquoise color.