No, pretty sure he just thinks it's funny---and it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cross
No, pretty sure he just thinks it's funny---and it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cross
Gotta love handles of Smirnoff
I've had that shirt for a couple years. Meh...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cross
They put a serious dent in that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by t-the-east
You're da man, I am amazed how you figure all this stuff out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
Who doesn't love some Rally?
This one looks like she may wreck your life but I'm ok with that
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That was ridiculous..ly greatQuote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Should include a disclaimer "very few bystanders were harmed in the making of this film"
Jeebus people are crazy. Awesome rally vid.
I just threw up in my mouth at work...Quote:
Originally Posted by wicked_sick
And people say there's no housing crisis.Quote:
Originally Posted by wicked_sick
Sweet Rally vid btw. Pounds the crap out of three hours of high speed left turns.
Love some hooligan sideways WRC action, though safety regs have changed a lot since Group B days the scenes of cars at full attack with hoards of spectators around never seems to change! Given how nuts this sports is I have no idea why it is such a euro centric thing - the WRC has been struggling for years, it is such a shame. Tough to view and televise well I guess, so instead we have F1 where we can watch cars in fuel management and taking care of tyres instead *yawn*.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Fuck ya. Learned to drive on the dirt roads of VT. Fun. Before they paved most of them in my home town. Those fuckers. This may sound funny, but my mom's 85 Toyota Tercel hatchback was a lot of fun on those roads. The tiny square boxy one. It was like a go cart. Totally under-rated and under-appreciated. And when we got it stuck we could lift it out of trouble if we had enough people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Makes me think of all those retarded "Happy Siblings Day" posts on Facebook yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by TomCrac
X2. Had a Nissan Sentra of the same approximate vintage, grew up on a dirt road. My more modern vehicles, while nicer in most ways, are definitely inferior when it comes to twisty dirt roads.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
My 83 Nissan Stanza was a riot on dirt roads. Skinny tires, 5spd, and a great E-brake.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
yeah but who is the woman lying next to her?Quote:
Originally Posted by frorider
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caucasian Asian
my memory may be faulty but back when the Renault Le Car 5 like this:Attachment 180447Quote:
Originally Posted by narc
was dominating/competing in the 80s (and the original Audi Quattro ones) I remember watching a rally in Spain or Portugal where at one of the stage checkins the co driver handed a spectators arm out the window that had been cut or torn off when the crowds got to close to the A-pillar as the car sped through a village
There is a reason Sentras were used by many as an entry level Rally car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
Tough to view is the biggest hurdle I think. Usually a live spectator on a stage gets to see 40 cars go by once a minute for 3-5 seconds each. That is a total of 120-200 seconds total of action. Granted, it is pretty fucking spectacular action but it is very fleeting.Quote:
Originally Posted by narc
If all rallys could have a spectator point like this one I watched in NH several years back then we might have something. At some points I could watch three cars on course at the same time!
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