How often do you see an orchestra give a kid a standing ovation? How often do you see grown men cry? This is far and away the best I've ever heard this sung. The arrangement is exceptional. Way better than the original
I know Dirty Dancing is considered one of the most romantic movies of the 80s, but can we admit Baby's father had every reason to be concerned? His teenage daughter was sneaking around with a grown man working at a resort.
And the news we've all expected thanks to @Motor1com
"In a statement to Motor1, Porsche’s Head of Corporate Communications, Matthias Rauter, clarified that the combustion-engine 718 duo was never actually confirmed for a comeback. Hence, the cars aren’t technically canceled since they weren’t even approved to begin with. Technicalities aside, the hard fact is this: The Boxster and Cayman are not getting their beloved gas engines back."
(Full article https://t.co/99r1tQQrtr)
1968 Corvette
Owner: John Cadagin
John tells us "I have owned the car for 43 years, second owner. Car is a factory 3 speed, frame off restoration done by myself"
That will qualify him for contention for the "I Did It Myself" Award presented by Tweed Vorhees
#mcacn2026
The Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic — 1938 is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and rare automobiles ever created. Designed by Jean Bugatti, son of company founder Ettore Bugatti, this extraordinary French masterpiece combined advanced engineering, breathtaking styling, and exceptional exclusivity. Its dramatic appearance made it an icon of the golden age of automotive design.
The Atlantic was based on the Bugatti Type 57 platform and featured a supercharged 3.3-liter inline-eight-cylinder engine. The “S” represented a lowered chassis, while “C” indicated the use of a supercharger. This powerful combination delivered impressive performance for the late 1930s, making the Atlantic one of the most exciting luxury sports cars of its era.
One of its most distinctive features was the riveted central seam running along the body, inspired by the use of Elektron, a lightweight magnesium alloy, in early design concepts. Its long hood, sweeping fenders, low roofline, and dramatic rear bodywork created an unmistakable silhouette. Every detail reflected Jean Bugatti’s remarkable imagination and artistic vision.
Only four Atlantics were originally built, making the model extraordinarily rare. Today, the surviving examples are among the most valuable and sought-after classic cars in the world. Their exceptional craftsmanship, historical significance, and limited production have made them legendary among collectors.
The 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic represents much more than transportation. It symbolizes innovation, elegance, and fearless creativity during a remarkable period in automotive history. Even decades later, its unforgettable design continues to inspire car enthusiasts, designers, and collectors around the globe.
Hanging a canvas bag off the bumper and actually getting cooler water out of it is one of those old tricks that makes a lot of the fancy cooler options feel unnecessary.
@AntiFeder1776@Shaun_Terhune 1946? I would've just called it a beautiful old truck. Honestly, I'd take that thing for a drive through New Hampshire in the fall any day.
All those people packed under there with their cameras pointed at one gap between the pillars, and the sun just slides right into place like it had an appointment.
To be clear “Ring Culture” only became a thing to disparage one man. There was plenty of greats with no rings & it was barely mentioned. Once the one man started gettin mentioned with the other one then ALL OF A SUDDEN rings & finals record started to become a thing. Blame them