Some of this appears to be from the movie "Speedy." http://www.doctormacro.com/Movie%20Summaries/S/Sp...

I'm going to have to check that movie out.

Perfect!

Aw man. How disappointing. With a headline like "Oldsmobile 4-4-2×4 Edition," I was expecting some serious off-road action!

Yessir. "Driving Ace," the card I always coveted when playing, and usually the card my brother (who is a driving ace in his own right) ended up with.

And I still, to this day, go around saying things are "increvable." My wife, who speaks some French, simply rolls her eyes.

They actually still make new copies of the game, though the cards from the old ones are cooler.

I hear ya. I don't fancy myself a tractor guy, but every time I see an old Massey-Harris sitting in a field, I consider finding a spot for it at home so I can restore it.

Shouldn't be hard, right? I mean, it's basic, sturdy, and shares its engine with my '46 Dodge pickup, so I already know where to get mechanical bits.

I love the Zone Industrielle track on NFS Porsche. Always fun to take a seriously tweaked 911 Turbo on it. Specifically, a '78 Turbo with all the mods, as it'll put the tail out anytime you want.

I have many little roads that are fun to drive on, assuming you don't run into traffic. 99% of them are two lane backroads through the countryside.

However, I've always thought it'd be sweet to be able to shut down the I-5N/I-84E/I-205S loop around Portland, OR. You could even add in the Hwy 217/Hwy 26/I-405N extension to add some miles and elevation, or simply put I-405N in the original loop.

So many possibilities. I really should map these into a racing sim.

Yo, I tried to help you man, but you gotta stop lettin' your mamma dress you!

(Sorry, sorry, I apologize...the "Hackers" poster pic has movie quotes running through my head now)

I used to have a Matchbox car of Jean-Claude Andruet's 308 GTB.

Turns out, there are several versions of the book. The board book I have at home is definitely "it's green ahead."