Here’s How Tesla Glued Together The Cybertruck That Broke During Trailer Hitch Testing
This is actually quite neat and clever.
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This is neat and interesting, but the tl;dr could be that Tesla repairs in these situations are similar to those of other automakers that use the same adhesive (Fusor 2098) for permanently bonding metal panels without welding. It is incredibly strong (and expensive).
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The last car on the list - the 1948 Talbot-Lago T26 Grand Sport Figoni Fastback Coupé (deep breath) - is truly a wonderful thing.
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That’s one for the Hall of Fame of Motorised Transport.
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Normally I’d blur out a license plate before posting, but this one seems part of the whole design. He’s kind of booking it thru that left turn, no?
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They will start racing soon, if the weather holds off.
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First Wankel powered sportscar
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Riding On The Goodyear Blimp Over The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Is The Most Surreal Thing I’ve Ever Done
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God, that’s awful !!!
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AGAIN!!??!?!
[yes, this most certainly is a full sentence, dammit.]
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WooFDriver
I see what they did there.
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I first saw one of these during a televised Barrett-Jackson auction. So beautiful, I cried.
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