That’s rich. Maybe they both learned valuable lessons lol.
NWS Pics that make you :lol: every time you see them NWS
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'aint that the truth.
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I heard Kevin McCallister is still paying damages to the Wet Bandits.
jessica barton, wow!
One of my favorite shots of the Intimidator, allegedly post race inspection after winning 500.
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"If you're not cheating, you're not trying."
I remember reading about that on Jalop, the old wrc celica..
My other favorite is the acid-dipped 1967 Penske/Donohue camaro.
" SCCA tech inspectors discovered that most of this Camaro's metal bits and all of its body panels were acid-dipped—an ethically questionable process carried out at Lockheed Aerospace in California. This acid bath reduced the Camaro's weight from the stock 2920 pounds to an Oprah Slim-Fast 2550 pounds. At which point Donohue, who of course ultimately had to strap himself into the thing, became alarmed about the car's structural rigidity, then roughly akin to a 15-foot roll of Reynolds Wrap. His solution was to install a NASCAR-style roll cage, one of the first in sports-car racing. The cage effectively served as the car's frame. ...noticed that the car's left-front fender was obviously acid-dipped—it is so thin that you can make dimples in the metal with your fingers."
https://www.caranddriver.com/review...-donohue-trans-am-camaro-archived-test-review
" SCCA tech inspectors discovered that most of this Camaro's metal bits and all of its body panels were acid-dipped—an ethically questionable process carried out at Lockheed Aerospace in California. This acid bath reduced the Camaro's weight from the stock 2920 pounds to an Oprah Slim-Fast 2550 pounds. At which point Donohue, who of course ultimately had to strap himself into the thing, became alarmed about the car's structural rigidity, then roughly akin to a 15-foot roll of Reynolds Wrap. His solution was to install a NASCAR-style roll cage, one of the first in sports-car racing. The cage effectively served as the car's frame. ...noticed that the car's left-front fender was obviously acid-dipped—it is so thin that you can make dimples in the metal with your fingers."
https://www.caranddriver.com/review...-donohue-trans-am-camaro-archived-test-review
Why is there a picture of Senkak in a cage?....haha
Watch The Grand Tour episode that talks about the WRC rivalry between Audi and Lancia when Audi introduced AWD to the sport. Lancia went so far as to make roll cages out of cardboard tube lol.
Let's go squirrel hunting!
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