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The yellow car: 1928 or 29 Model A Roadster with the front bumper delete option and straight-cut doors. The vehicles in the driveway are a mystery. A Honda Ridgeline and a Mazda Miata. (Not likely but it's the best I've got).

I'll be sure to get his good side.

Maybe I should dig him up and thank him.

Well...thankks!! :) Maybe that English Teacher I had was onto something when he whacked me on the back of the head with a hardcover book!! Like a computer reboot, I guess.

Most of the Google stuff is great. Some of it is whacky. But so are many people I meet. I'm sure they feel the same. It's getting harder to find people that do a deep dive into the performance stuff. Sign of the times, I guess. Maybe INCLUDEMEOUT will post once in a while.(?) Off Topic: My buddy...

I haven't seen one of these cranks break yet; in a 361,383,400,413,426 (Wedge or Hemi), or a 440.

That's great to hear! We are continuing to learn stuff all the time. More from the: "Things that make you go Hmmmmm", department... By offset grinding the crankshaft rod journals, the stroke can be increased from the stock 440 3.75" to 4.0". Offset grinding does not remove an equal amount of...

Many people are surprised to learn that machining the crank instead of opening the main saddle, results in a stronger overall assembly.

Yes, with some crank journal grinding, nitriding, block relief machining to clear counterweights, rods in the 6.760 to 7.1" range, custom pistons, align-boring and a good "Stroker Cam" (and.... rebalancing of course), that works! A good sneaky stealth alternative to an actual 440! But...

Up for engine removal, OR down for engine removal as there is a removable K-Member on those cars. Most of the maintenance from the top. Not a very large car, but was fairly easy to work on (a buddy had one). The RB (Raised Block) 440 was a taller and of course wider engine across the top, so...

And...Lambo Washing Machines !!! Except they're diesel and won't fit into an average sized home. But...if you opened a large commercial detailing business, you too could "own a Lambo".

Any updates? Is it fixed?

Ohhhhhh.

Now that we are getting all the car names sorted out, here is another question for you... It is snowing here again and when it melts in a couple more months, where does all the white go??

I dont know what that black car is, but apparently the white convertible is a 1965 Pontiac Redacted...who knew!?!??

I thought the Demon held the record for a production car doing a wheelie(?) The picture clearly shows the mystery convertible doing a wheelie. But without a Driver, maybe the record attempt doesn't count.

Did you find out what the issues were??

Haha!! Its hard to tell what's what with vehicles in different regions, sometimes. My Aussie buddy talks about cars/trucks that I've never heard of. American motors even had some odd looking vehicles in Australia that shared the same name with their U.S. counterparts. And, I've never seen a...

If I got it right, do I win a prize??

'65 Pontiac LeMans There is enough metal there to build at least 3 modern Minivans. And that's before scavenging the interior.