Let's talk about cars
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But if I had it, wouldn't I be terrified that on a perfectly beautiful soft summer afternoon, while driving it on a lovely curving road, some cretin in a crappy, beat-up, rusty 15 year-old F150 would sail through a stop sign and T-bone it?
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I want one. Too bad I can't afford it.
But if I had it, wouldn't I be terrified that on a perfectly beautiful soft summer afternoon, while driving it on a lovely curving road, some cretin in a crappy, beat-up, rusty 15 year-old F150 would sail through a stop sign and T-bone it?
But if I had it, wouldn't I be terrified that on a perfectly beautiful soft summer afternoon, while driving it on a lovely curving road, some cretin in a crappy, beat-up, rusty 15 year-old F150 would sail through a stop sign and T-bone it?
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Bob, I think the article provides insight to your previous question - of the two existing Eagle models they have made five of one and three if the other, so extremely low volume.
Well at least the Eagle reimagining of the E-Type has proper car wheels, not wheels better suited to a motorbike.
Well at least the Eagle reimagining of the E-Type has proper car wheels, not wheels better suited to a motorbike.
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The Spitfire.
The Concorde.
The Vulcan.
One is a car.
The E-Type Jag.
Not much else comes close.
Honorable mention to Campbell's Bluebird.
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Also, you forgot the EE Lightning. Like a bloody Bodkin point with a jet engine, that one.
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