Lightning

Problem is there's no such thing as a "good" Delorean.

Unless you mean a GTO.

we're referring to the old ones right?

17's look good on my wannabe-econo-sport, it really depends on the car, but imho 17's and bigger don't look right on muscle cars

well, the only reason why I said 17's, is because that's the size that's most readily availiable for performance tires these days.........I can't run Oval Track Slicks after all....that would be cool though.

The folks at DodgeCharger.com have been agonizing over Foose and that car for a while now. I must be the only person in that forum who isn't an adamant supporter of drum brakes and 14" wheels with bias-ply tires.

Speaking of wheels/tires, I don't like Foose's taste in wheels either, but I won't ignore the performance of larger wheels/tires. Just how big does one go to increase performance before the wheels become too big? I would guess somewhere along the line of 17 to 18 inches, or something; anything else larger is just style and flash over function...

Agreed on both topics. They were really pissed.......

for me, 17's are as big as I will go.

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Does Max QM-69 before he eats breakfast in the morning?...

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didn't you know? Max QM-69's ALL the time baby!

I think it was before, 'cause Hikaru was full of angst for the entire show, it made him easier to be shown as a jerk that way.

You mean Alpha One when he flew the YF-19. He was Eagle when when he flew the VF-11 or as Chaser 1 when he was recording Guld's flight.

actually, he was Eagle when he flew the -19, just rewatch the skywriting scene on the movie version.

I'm kinda carrier-illerate here, so I've a question: what are those six "tube-things" behind the carrier island? are they the Cheyenne positions?

Are ya'll sure that Destroyer's # is 77?

it looks like a 79 at one time, and when I look at it again it looks like a 71......it's almost like it was painted in a different font than usual...

as to all the ships floating in the air: maybe it's 'cause the APHOS wanted a better shot at the ships? (it's a lot easier to hit something floating in the air that's at "eye-level" than something sitting 1000 feet below you in the water...)

well, at least it's not dead. This thing was the only reason why I bought HW2.

nah, hopefully it's a VF-4...

that last page I almost thought a -0A was breakdancing...weird.

As per the Macross Compendium ...

and

There's no way to know that the BDI system isn't still being worked on in some lab, but all remnants of it were ripped out of the VF-22 series and replaced with conventional controls.

Max was just a badass.

isn't that the only answer we really need?

I still wish that the PS2 game would've given the VF-4 it's beam cannons........having the gatlings in the arms was such a letdown...

ugly front end, nice ass end.

since when did SEAT start making so many supercars?

it makes me wonder how the LV I used to have is doing these days...

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EDIT: Wait, mistaken identity. This guy is not Nanashi of www.macrossmecha.info. This is another Nanashi.

.......thank god.

Even Hikaru's magic bike was able to go in space!

I got mine from back when Boinger had iMacrossIV up....

yep, here in Florida we haven't had it since the early nineties. Unfortunately it means that we have some really crappy cars on used car lots...

well....you could always move to a state that doenst do emissions testing....

I really, really, really hope it's a 1/48 VF-4....

that Apollo....wow.

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Dear Airbus: good luck rewiring by hand entire A380's. I bet the unemplyoment rate for electricians (or anyone who can solder) is about 0% in France now.

I'll be damned, maybe I can land a really high-paying job just 'cause I can solder wires...

What awesome news to return to!

my god!! Max lives!!!! *croaks*