and all over the world, the engines have stopped in silence. Shelby died

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#1

sfdragon

May 11, 2012 17:28:29
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rest in peace, you legacy lives on.


        
#2

Mr_Miscellany

May 12, 2012 2:09:04
I wonder if they'll tell him at the Pearly Gates how many miles he's driven?

Would be kinda cool to know the total.
#3

zombie_babies

May 14, 2012 8:46:45
The man who took American cars to the pinnacle is gone.  Oh well, at least he got to see the new Golden Age of American power before he went.  Too bad it doesn't look like we'll ever be able to kick Ferrari's ass again without him.
#4

sfdragon

May 14, 2012 16:33:11
sure we can.... this time we do it without wheels.

we can do it, the tech is there. we can build a star wars landspeeder, the tech is there.....


watch the anti gravity episode of mythbusters to see.     
#5

MechaPilot

May 14, 2012 22:25:10
sure we can.... this time we do it without wheels.

we can do it, the tech is there. we can build a star wars landspeeder, the tech is there.....


watch the anti gravity episode of mythbusters to see.     


The growth of tech is pretty astounding.  And it doesn't look like we're going to give up the one activity that really drives technical innovation anytime soon.