You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

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Authentic, documented, nut-and-bolt-restored Thunderbolt with many rare original and NOS components

First time being offered for sale to the public

Car number 53 of only 100 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolts produced

Raced by well-known racer Phil Bonner in 1964 NHRA Super Stock competition

Restored by marque expert Donald Allen, well-known restorer of unique and limited production Ford vehicles

$359,900

https://www.rkmotors.com/vehicles/35...ne-thunderbolt

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

An 11-Car Garage Mansion In Laguna Beach Is Going To Auction

If you happen to land the jackpot in the near future, this luxurious oceanfront mansion nestled in Laguna Beach, California, and surrounded by 20,000 acres of protected wilderness. Sure, an oceanfront view and 900-bottle wine room are some main selling points, but this insane home was dubbed a "collector's dream" by the auction house because it features an underground garage big enough for eleven cars.

This insane piece of real estate named "Maison De Cap", meaning "Cape House" in French, sits on Smithcliffs bluff with a view overlooking Emerald Beach, and it last sold for $11.7 million before selling for $10.7 million back in June 2018.

https://www.motorious.com/articles/n...garage-mansion

Only eleven?

If I cleared out the wine room how many more cars could I fit in there?

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The Great Sphinx of Giza is a giant limestone statue in Egypt that depicts a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a person. It is one of the oldest and largest monuments in human history, but no one knows for sure who built it or why it is missing a key facial feature. Paint residue found near one ear also suggests the Sphinx was not always tan, but instead, covered in color.

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The Roman Colosseum featured seating for more than 50,000 people.

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Stonehenge was constructed in phases, and historians believe there used to be more to the prehistoric monument.

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Built in the 5th century BC, the Parthenon is easily one of the most recognizable structures in Greece, sitting atop a hill above Athens. The temple was filled with ornate sculptures and a statue of the goddess Athena.

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Bud Light Seltzer will launch next year.

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Tesla "Cybertruck" Electric Pickup Debut Set For November 21

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Chevrolet Performance used the 2019 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada to unveil its latest crate engine, called the SP383 EFI. Just like the name indicates, it does feature electronic fuel injection, but there’s a twist. This crate engine is also patterned after the venerable 383 Small Block stroker V8, so you get plenty of torque combined with improved drivability.

Performance is front and center in the design of this crate engine. It comes with port-styling injection, similar to the ZZ6 EFI. According to Chevrolet, output is rated at 450 horsepower and 436 lb.-ft. of torque, which are some nice solid numbers.