Then it worked.

 

Nary a winner in sight

 

Was he trying to hit every barrier?

 

What I think of when I see videos like that:

 

Oh hello there mt.netter

 

 

 

A '94 240SX 5spd coupe was the second car I ever drove, after learning to drive (and drive stick) on an '85 Celica GT-S. It saddens me to see all the beat up 240s and wrecked shells on Craigslist. I can understand hating them for the scene, but they were a semi-decent rwd sports car that would otherwise be affordable and plentiful now. These little ***** ruined what could have been a part of our current car culture landscape.

Oddly enough that old 240 was what taught me how to correct oversteer.



EDIT: Super HICAS comment was Super FUNNY.

 

our lemens car is a 240. Thing has a nearly 50/50 weight distribution and 50% cross weight in its converted racing car state with no interior and a roll cage.

 

as a treehugger liberal, I have zero problem with either of those vehicles actually. one is a legitimate off road vehicle capable of mean feats of awesome. the other is essentially an on-road race car.

combined mpg is probably in the teens?

 

 

Laugh every time I see this one

 

The jam.

 

 

Good find, thanks; I'll have to check this out. Some sections seemed like there was too much dissonance, too many minor notes in a solo when everything was in major...

It aint Jimmy Smith, but I like it. Also, the breakbeat in the middle is wellwicked.

Also, the sax had me thinking of the theme from Night Court a few times. Weird.

 

I can play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on the kazoo.

 

Que the celestial trumpets!!

 

 

 

Caption: Holden 48-215 racing in Tasmania in the late 1960's


Getting almost allofit


Finally got allofit



Yep, its got a hemi in it.