Supples’ Pub

Which one of these costs $30-35K+ and which is the un-inspiring spawn of a failing automaker? Hell if I know, I just work here.

Unfortunately the promising Project B4C is in mothballs, and will remain there. You can familiarize yourself with the project here, for nostalgia if you like. There is still some crap from this project on Mark’s lawn, and I hope to get it out of there soon.

So as most of you heard, the GTO met an untimely demise. I had actually already decided to sell it, planning to save on payment, gas, and insurance. But given I was upside down in the loan, there was no rush to get rid of her. A wet entrance ramp with a slick spot took […]

Top Gear host till not alright 18 months after crash
During this period of shows is when host Richard Hammond crashed a jet-powered dragster going 288 mph. Though he suffered significant injuries including head trauma, Hammond was back on the Top Gear set just four short months after the crash. He now admits that was "much […]

Let me start off by saying that I love the Corvette ZR1. They took an already robust chassis, engineered the hell out of it for maximum capability, dropped in a fine-tuned supercharged LS-motor, and developed a suspension/tire package that would handle all that muscle with the finesse of an Italian supercar - all to the […]

  I’m trying not to regurgitate too much content here, but I found this article just WAY too interesting not to share.
GM has the amazing new ZR1’s chassis on full display and AutoBlog provides a pretty detailed overview of it.
You’ll notice the word magnesium in there a lot. The bottom line is that strapping a […]

I caught this frame from the blockbuster smash success, Predator 2. Three 60’s era, red Mustangs on the same street, at the same time? Wowsers

Those crazy Australians. I had picked up an Australian car mag while I was here - this just confirms to me they are REALLY into their cars I guess that’s why the government is set on passing strict anti-hoon laws, as they call them.
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Organizers of Australia’s biggest hot-rod car festival […]

I had no idea. I do understand that competitive driving is physically taxing and takes lots of skill, pretty much regardless of what type of racing you participate in. But I had no idea how sheerly difficult it would be for even an experienced driver like Top Gear’s Richard Hammond to get remotely acclimated in […]