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Look what eye found:
https://youtu.be/jMfY8N7gvfw
Ancient footage of Tony driving the old Rabbit through the mountains of West Virginny

Stunt Driver Parks Semi Between Two Patrol Cars.

https://youtu.be/QNd8LjshIh8
Paging Cow, Paging Cow...

potownrob wrote:https://youtu.be/45CatAeWr3c

There was an error in there, toward the end, about leaded gasoline being outlawed from motor vehicle fuel in 1966, but otherwise it was an interesting video.

Everything is poisonous, if you get too much of it.

What wasn't mentioned was how they came across the fact that lead increased fuel octane ratings.
The original hypothesis was that by coloring the fuel, it would absorb light in a specific wavelength and that would change the rate at which it ignited.
They got all happy-like when they found that when a certain dye was added to the gasoline the octane rating improved. When they dug in deeper, they found that it wasn't the color of the fuel, it was the lead in the dye that increased the octane rating.

Dyeing, dying, it's all the same.

Rope-Pusher wrote:

potownrob wrote:https://youtu.be/45CatAeWr3c

There was an error in there, toward the end, about leaded gasoline being outlawed from motor vehicle fuel in 1966, but otherwise it was an interesting video.

Everything is poisonous, if you get too much of it.

What wasn't mentioned was how they came across the fact that lead increased fuel octane ratings.
The original hypothesis was that by coloring the fuel, it would absorb light in a specific wavelength and that would change the rate at which it ignited.
They got all happy-like when they found that when a certain dye was added to the gasoline the octane rating improved. When they dug in deeper, they found that it wasn't the color of the fuel, it was the lead in the dye that increased the octane rating.

Dyeing, dying, it's all the same.

Ja, Das ist erstaunlich, nicht wahr??

potownrob wrote:

Rope-Pusher wrote:

potownrob wrote:https://youtu.be/45CatAeWr3c

There was an error in there, toward the end, about leaded gasoline being outlawed from motor vehicle fuel in 1966, but otherwise it was an interesting video.

Everything is poisonous, if you get too much of it.

What wasn't mentioned was how they came across the fact that lead increased fuel octane ratings.
The original hypothesis was that by coloring the fuel, it would absorb light in a specific wavelength and that would change the rate at which it ignited.
They got all happy-like when they found that when a certain dye was added to the gasoline the octane rating improved. When they dug in deeper, they found that it wasn't the color of the fuel, it was the lead in the dye that increased the octane rating.

Dyeing, dying, it's all the same.

Ja, Das ist wunderbahr, nicht wahr??

Fickset

You can steer the camera with your cursor - all videos can do this, right?

Yanno, all the sounds are there, but the relative speed doesn't seem to match.

Matt drives the Viggen through the mountains...
https://youtu.be/0E3JkjBRUyM

"You know that the rest of us are all riding thoroughbreds now, but it's still fun to go for a donkey ride once in a while"

IT'S SAD THAT "GOOD ENOUGH" WASN'T REALLY GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM.