DO WANT!!!!!!

[charlie and algernon]

:drool:


Mercedes-Benz Stirling Moss SLR McLaren

Though it won’t be available in the United States, this 650-horsepower, 217.5-mile-per-hour open-top roadster will be one of the world’s most exclusive supercars. Production of the SLR McLaren on which it is based will end in May, making the Stirling Moss edition one final variant to outdo all the others. Only 75 will be built, and only current SLR owners will be considered for the privilege of plunking down 750,000 euros (that’s over a million bucks) to purchase one.

[flvegan]

1. Wait...217 mph...and no windshield?

[Nickster]

3. Makes it easier to catch bugs.

[Jamastiene]

5. There goes your vegan days.

That's a lot of bugs to pick out of yer teeth.

:hide:

[flvegan]

7. Well, I'm not moving to Germany and buying a McLaren, so

I don't think I'm going to even have the option of a shot at one.

Besides, for a million bucks, I'd rather have a Zonda and a big house to park it at.

[Nickster]

2. Go Speed Racer, GO!

[Lyric]

4. Wow. Bugs. Yum.

:D

[asdjrocky]

6. As long as the guy in the hat and goggles doesn't come with it.

[charlie and algernon]

8. nah, just the hat and goggles

[XemaSab]

9. This one time I was on a verification visit with the Army Corps

and their SUV got stuck in the mud.

We went to go pull it out and I noticed a hole in the plastic grille.

We did some exploring, and sure enough, there was a dead western meadowlark in there!

Now western meadowlarks aren't very big, about 3-4 ounces, but they had hit this thing with enough force to punch a hole right through the plastic!

This is my way of saying that if you hit a little bird going 200 mph, it might just take your head off.

[Shakespeare]

10. This one time, when I was at band camp....

Sorry, couldn't resist. :rofl:

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