That eagle is kinda cool.

I just saw the the fanny pack is a VW van, too. Neat.

If you see him in your mirror, I'd pull over and let him pass.

Veritas (automobile)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veritas_(automobile))

Hm.

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Is that bottom pic the thing what wore the Edgar suit in Men In Black?

Men in Black it is. :thumb: Her name is Suzy Cockroach, she works in a Mexican cigarette factory.

Yep. It's almost like the designer had that exact creepy bug in mind when creating the front end of the car.

If that thing came up behind me on the road, I think I'd poop my pants.

:eek:

If you go to Africa be sure you have a windshield visor.

Four wheel drive...

It was just sitting in the field rusting away... repurpose, reuse, recycle.

In 1937 Ford, with their eye on the 19 other countries where they built cars, came out with a smaller lighter version of the 221 ci flathead V-8 that they had built since 1932. The 136 ci V8-60 had alloy pistons and heads.
It gives this bike a low center of gravity and half the horsepower of a modern bike. :rolleyes:

The good news...
Here's a chance to grab a pair of badass Camaros.
The bad news ...
you can't drive them or the value will plummet.
Whoever buys then will have to put them in a climate controlled, insured, high security storage facility, and wait for the value to go up enough to get a return on investment plus costs.

$4200 option? $4,200? A $7200 69 Camaro? Damn.

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1975 George Barris SnakePit with 6 Ford V-8s surfaces for sale

Is that a car with three V8 engines on each side, for a total of 48 cylinders?