Not Brian

Will the concrete make the bottom flush? Looks like a lot of room.

Reminds me of the Star Wars toy of Luke's aunt and uncle http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-VP36qiSShuE/UYzvtEgocQI/AAAAAAAABtg/yZRuYzzfg4w/s1600/Uncle+Owen+and+Aunt+Beru+charred+action+figures.jpg

They charged me 1.5x less than other places because I was a guinea pig for their new dyno.

Got a link to any incidents involving an LS car?

Eric at Crucial Performance specializes in LSX's.. but you can't go wrong with either.

you need more old cars

do you even internet

I bet in most cases it's neither and they buy ridiculous cars as show pieces to one-up other rich people.

or zero feet in the air, then 50 feet in the air

We're all relatively wasteful to those below us.

I was going to say zero Minis, but for $500.. whatevs.

300hp vs 460hp in a way better platform.. hell yeah it's worth it. Like said though, it's leaving a blank in the "affordable" rwd V8 options now.

JOHNNY 5.0 IS ALIVE

Man, I want them all. I swear if I win the lottery I'm building a 30 acre dog park and adopting everything.

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I plan to see it. On a related note, this video wrenched my guts a bit.

The new Camaros have been pulling sub-4sec 0-60's for almost two years now. Good to see the Mustang finally catching up. I would like to say it comes down to the driver, but meh.. they're automatics. Regardless, this shit is entertaining as fuck. We'll be seeing new 500hp cars for $33k soon (and slightly used 460hp cars for $20k even sooner!).

Rest of the movie, notsomuch, but man that part was funny.

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Man I had the t-tops off on my ws6 years ago.. was a nice sunny day. Went inside for like an hour and out of nowhere it poured, then was sunny again. Came outside and shop-vacced the entire fucking car. Pretty much got it all. Went back inside and it happened again. Raged so hard.

Well yeah, stuff like Narcos and House of Cards etc. make sense because they're series, but I meant movies.. which straight-to-home ones typically lack in quality over theater releases. However, I've seen a few Netflix originals that are really good (like War Machine) but I don't think they'd be a big hit at the box office. Bright looks like it would fall under that category.

Is Netflix the new "straight to DVD"?