goodoldvalves:

MG EX181 (1957)

—MG what?

Think of the EX181 as an MGA on steroids. This car had the engine from an MGA (1.5 liters) but it was running on 86% methanol laced with nitrobenzene, acetone and sulphuric ether (I have no idea of what I just wrote, see it here)

So, in 1957, MG have asked our good man Stirling Moss to take it for a spin on the Bonneville Salt Flats. The result was a world record of 245mph (395kph) and a great day for MG.

Two years later, a slightly refined version of the engine was put to the test again, this time by Phil Hill, setting the record a bit further at 254mph.

—While I’m at it, have a very nice week!

sex-boom-orgasms:

ilovepork:

fullerfigurefullerbust:

http://volup2.com/

Oh my God

i want to wear all the things

nicholasmax:

“Untitled” 2013

Collaboration between Kyle Thompson and Nicholas Scarpinato, in an effort to combine two common themes in our work.

emergentfutures:

‘Africa-tough’ portable phone charger is a business in a box

eChaja is a solar-powered portable charger that helps users make money by offering charging facilities in remote locations.

Full Story: Springwise

Hey… Love the heart of the hustle..