best handling car you've ridden in or drove?

[swynx]

As I was "pushing" my brother's Mustang in the black hills I kept reminding myself how little it would take to make things go wrong to have a ride of a lifetime off a cliff. Little bit of gravel, funky dip in the road, large wildlife... lots of variables that are out of anyones control.

I have friend that just push through that stuff. They say its not a concern. Myself i disagree. At speed that dip is like a ramp going into or out of a corner. Some people just have to much balls

 

[96Indyram]

Looks can be deceiving too. I know of a 60's model Chevy (Sanford & son) truck that can hold its own on the track.
Granted it has 550 HP and a modified suspension ... but still a old truck.
For your viewing enjoyment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rcz9COeakA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[Hammermechanic]

Nope,no build thread anywhere on line to share. Just a little something I whipped up in my "quiet time" in my garage.Didn't even consider pix until it was about done,and even then it was because some far away people wanted to see it. Appx 300 hp and 1600 lbs.20psi boost,running 1/2 92 octane and 1/2 E85. Yeah....it's a hoot. (Current project is a 88 ranger shortbed w/a Merkur 2.3 Turbo engine,as a Fun-About,Run-about.)

 

[swynx]

Nice project none the less

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

I have friend that just push through that stuff. They say its not a concern. Myself i disagree. At speed that dip is like a ramp going into or out of a corner. Some people just have to much balls

Once I spun out on gravel at about 50mph it became really hard to push through it. It was a on ramp going onto the interstate. No idea how the car stayed on the road and I am grateful nobody was following me.