This doesn’t mean I won’t drive something that blurs the line a bit
Edit: Also as fast and as amazing as the AMG One is, there’s zero chance it would hang with a legit F1 car
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Edit: Also as fast and as amazing as the AMG One is, there’s zero chance it would hang with a legit F1 car
I wish I could tolerate the altitude at Lake City. It may be full of tourists by now, been 6 years since we were there. Used to go every summer and camp out at the Lake.
could just be the way the set was built, on side lone angle, other side other angle ?????
not sure your generation but back in my day, LOL, us guys had one car and it did everything . I had a 1970 "Cuda 440 SixPack that was my daily driver and ran 10.50's at the track on weekends. 440 auto 4:56 rear
Not as fast as stuff today but fast for the time period. Then my Chevelle that ran 11.50's and became my daily as it was better on fuel than the Cuda.
We went from this (one of my favorite car commercials, saved on the desktop):
...to this:
...to this:
Really cool area with interesting mining history. We were there elk and deer hunting a few years back.
“Jack of all trades, master of none”
I get wanting a fast, fun daily driver but it makes a bit more sense to have a “fun” car for weekend/Friday driving and a stone stock, bland bowl of oatmeal to rack up the miles on.
One of the greatest duets of all time (for real)...hard to beat gay Luther when he was in his 'purple period' and Mariah while in her 'white period.'
You serious, Clark?
Yes, sir. More babies were conceived while Luther was playing on the radio than any other way in history.
Love me some gay Luther, one of the greatest voices ev-er.
Just had my 750s up at lime rock in Connecticut about 2 weeks ago
My favorite car commercial:
My brother saved every penny trying to afford a 300zx back then. Just couldn’t do it
Asked the wife..I knew she has a couple of short videos. I’ll post a few
Up to 150 +/- on the straight depending how I came off the downhill last turn.
Next time I’m bringing track tires, was on stock pzeros. They did well enough but the front end wanted more grip.
Back side of the track is more fun..straights are time to tighten belts and relax for a second. You really don’t pay attention to the speedo all things considered
Perfect day out too
Up to 150 +/- on the straight depending how I came off the downhill last turn.
Next time I’m bringing track tires, was on stock pzeros. They did well enough but the front end wanted more grip.
Back side of the track is more fun..straights are time to tighten belts and relax for a second. You really don’t pay attention to the speedo all things considered
Perfect day out too
Honestly I do wonder how many people there "got it". I know when I was still working there were many young guys that had no clue and had to go look up a lot of my references to old stuff. I like to think I educated a future generation
A former girlfriend had a 1999 Nissan 300ZX Turbo with T Tops way back then.
Hot Car.....More Hot girlfriend.
Don't worry, I will scan pics..........because......IT did happen.
How 'bout some Mini Golf on a Tuesday!
I always thought a shooting brake was simply a two-door wagon or hatchback, regardless of roofline.
And just my humble opinion, but I absolutely love them! I like all manner of sports wagons, but a well executed shooting brake just does it for me, like this design study from some Dutch dudes based on an old 986 Boxster:
Or this Merc done up by Brabus:
A Ferrari FF is still very high on my bucket list…
I was never a sports wagon fan until I saw this one:I always thought a shooting brake was simply a two-door wagon or hatchback, regardless of roofline.
And just my humble opinion, but I absolutely love them! I like all manner of sports wagons, but a well executed shooting brake just does it for me, like this design study from some Dutch dudes based on an old 986 Boxster:
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Or this Merc done up by Brabus:
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A Ferrari FF is still very high on my bucket list…
The Audi RS 6 Avant. That one I would buy, if I could afford it
You watched Mobland and saw Tom Hardy driving his, didn’t you.
It is a slick ride and I do love Audi.
Those seats....and those teets. #DiversityIsOurStrength
Used one today to only move our diggings one time.
28x28x24 hole in sandy assed soil for a gate controller.
In went the rebar and 1,860# of concrete.
That baby ain't going nowhere.
@RedneckBMXer
Did most of the heavy lifting and pretty work.
I can't thank you enough for the help.
Now we wait for it to cure.
All of this so we can open this up tomorrow.
No, most of the steel isn't out there and yes the grass needed mowing. This pic is from a couple of days ago.
500yd bay.
There's lots more to the range.
10, 25x25 yd pistol bays.
1 360° bay.
2 50x60yd bays
1 50x100yd bay
1 200+yd bay and a 500yd for the time being.
Working on getting a mile...
Oh, and Polk Sporting Clays has been operational on site since Jan or Feb of 2025.
The range is Bone Valley in western Polk County, FL.
It's about an hour SE of Tampa.
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Looks like they shrunk a Camaro.
I know most renderings aren't even close to what hits the market.
In my best 90s Arnold Schwarzenegger voice:
It's not a Vega.
That one is annoying but not nearly as bad as everyone calling every car under 3000lbs with a ride height lower than a Tahoe "just like a go kart!"
Tell me you know nothing about karting without telling me you've never been in one.
Unlikely, since they stopped importing them to the US in 96.
For the boomers: a prototype Corvette with a mid mounted Wankel engine.
