Here ya go men, who may still have a touch of boy in their make up. heh heh.

[geronimo]

How'd ya like to ride this rascal? 4WD?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/this-1800-hp-lamborghini-huracan-shatters-the-half-mile-at-222-mph/ar-BBCJIAb?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

[Alan]

Pretty cool, I enjoy seeing what the exotic cars are capable of straight out of the factory. Myself, if funds were not an issue I'd much prefer to build something custom from the ground up. Since my passion is Drag Racing and in my short list of favorites is the 1st generation Camaro, something like this hot rod would suit me just fine.

[Texas Conservative]

Pretty cool, I enjoy seeing what the exotic cars are capable of straight out of the factory. Myself, if funds were not an issue I'd much prefer to build something custom from the ground up. Since my passion is Drag Racing and in my short list of favorites is the 1st generation Camaro, something like this hot rod would suit me just fine.

You race in a dress?   


 

[Alan]

A short one (forgive my immodesty).

[4WD]

How'd ya like to ride this rascal? 4WD?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/this-1800-hp-lamborghini-huracan-shatters-the-half-mile-at-222-mph/ar-BBCJIAb?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

Actually I am not that big of a fan of such vehicles.  I am, or was when younger, more interested in the off road.  Although my first brand new car was a '70 Olds 442.  And it was a screamer.

[Jaime]

In high school, had a 1968 Dodge Charger with a 440 magnum engine. Similar to the General Lee on the Dukes of Hazard. Mine was Yellow with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripes on the rear end.

Never was beat in the quarter mile in my small West Texas town.