Hendrick's collection isn't open to the general public, but he does allow tours. Typically car clubs, charities, special event type deals. He charges something like $20 a person, with all the money going to charity. I have had the opportunity to see it once, and it is truly impressive. He rotates the collection somewhat, but he had his favorite corvettes all there - '67 big blocks, one in every factory color offered - when I was able to visit. Also a smattering of rare modern Ferrari's, Porsche's and BMW's as well. Search online - plenty of videos. ... View more

Arkonik - they form a North American headquarters and manage to move Charleston from South Carolina to North Carolina. Good for them. 🙂 ... View more

Who is KN? Or is it I, upside down y, I, A? Or is is screwed up V, I, A? Or? Or? Or? What an f'ed up logo. ... View more

Those are all better than the current generation of 3 and 4 series. ... View more

Meh. Dimensions on this car just look all wrong to me in profile/side view, especially that droopy ass end. You'd be an idiot to ride in the backseat (I know, it is merely ornamental) unless you wanted to die from head trauma upon impact with the roll bar. And why loop the harnesses through a wee little rod welded to the cage? Seems this would easily fail during an accident. Harnesses should be looped around the cage bar. Stupid design that also appears more ornamental than functional. ... View more

Who gets to autocross that full size van in the picture? ... View more

Yes please!  Chip is spot on with his overall assessment of BMW design and that they are now following instead of leading.  Is it the Chinese market that is driving these hideously massive "grilles", Star Wars, or something else?  Doesn't matter.  It needs to stop.   For Chip's design, I would just slightly reduce the size of the upper kidney beans, and start working on manufacturing it for aftermarket sales.  He should be able to sell a bunch of them. ... View more

I guess the smiley face was lost on you Kyle. ... View more

Can't take a guy serious that uses a cheater tape measure.  Any "real man" would know where the 1/8, 1/2, and 1/4 marks are without them having to be labeled. 🙂     If you are doing this regularly, go to Longacre's web site, spend $70 and use their toe plates.  Camber gauges are a good investment as well.  I can do a full alignment in my garage to better standards than most shops using their expensive equipment.  Most shops don't have people knowledgeable about the equipment they are using, and they also frown on doing "custom" (i.e. non-factory settings) alignments. ... View more