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12/24/2025

The Automotive World Celebrating Christmas 🎄 🎅 🎄

11/23/2025

11/01/2025

The Toy Industry was China’s first industrial revolution. Starting early 2000 through 2008, the CCP transferred almost all skilled labor in the toy industry into their Military & War Manufacturing Infrastructure. In this short clip, you will recognize that you have not seen this toy anywhere! What the CCP did was to create its own Toy Manufacturing units in-house; not just military, but also construction, etc… Slowly but surely, these factories started building bigger and bigger scale of very expensive toys until they hit their target of 1:1 - amazing approach. Of course, this was just in the beginning, but this is how their first cars, planes, ships, submarines, tractors, earth moving equipment were born! You will recognize that, in their plans, they had anticipated creating FLYING AIRCRAFT CARRIERS!

10/14/2025

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[Okay, gang. The photo is just a representation of the Cobra vs Corvette fight. It doesn't represent the actual race held on Oct. 13, 1962.]

October 13th, 1962. Carroll Shelby rolls out his V8-powered, AC-bodied roadster with one goal: to win at Riverside, California. Bill Krause, at one time an F1 hopeful, was at the wheel of the one Shelby Cobra. But there was a serious obstacle for Shelby and Krause, namely, several Chevrolet Corvettes with tenured pilots. Most notably, Bob Bondurant, Doug Hooper, Dave MacDonald, and Jerry Grant hit the track in the Corvettes. Ultimately, it was Hooper who won the race in one of the Chevys.

The Cobras must have been impressive. Bob Bondurant, Dave MacDonald, and Jerry Grant were soon to be Shelby American drivers.