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I suppose transponders takes some of the guesswork out of it for some racing. During a F1's VSC for example in keeping drivers honest. It removes the responsibility of a lap counter and timer always being 100% accurate as well I guess. I have witnessed some confusion by officials at stock car...

It seems that these days the number on an F1 car is almost an afterthought. Here for example I only see #23 shown at one spot on the body and it's fairly small. I suppose modern electronic wizardry has removed the need for manual lap counters and timers. Seeing a car's number clearly, when it...

A bit more insight on the F1 compression ratio debacle. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1174958308054083

Wow, is it ten years already ! Good Job! Many great members helped it build over the years, and it has done really well since it's infancy. I remember the old Mustang forum that was shutting down for some reason or another. I had done a lengthy post on that forum, about the building of my AC...

I never guessed it was blue from the first photos posted.. Far nicer in the sunshine.. Is it a 1/2 ton? I see Flat Rock assembly plant in Michigan is where the Mustang EV's are also built. Huge facility.

My wife just told me if I don't get off this computer she will ram my face into the keyboard, I know she's only fr6egfigszxqx#%/%"@$=%*^/=%$'Xfssbfhhhjhh

What Mopar guys are really thinking.. :) https://www.facebook.com/reel/1396157268200209

I'd think that the huge money spent on developing and improving EV's will keep them around regardless. It may take some time before sustainable fuels are developed enough to become mainstream, but it would keep internal combustion vehicles around for many more years. That would be perfect for...

Is that a Maverick or an Auzzie Holden?

It finally arrived!

And here I thought it was Cheerio Aspic? Don't you just love pot luck dinners...:LOL:

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