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Before I sell a bike, I make a video. Here’s the CB450 I got for free. Ah, the junkyard. Acres upon acres of cast-aside steel, aluminum, iron, plastic, and (mostly) rust. Two generations of SHO engines in their natural environment, the junkyard. Is your car at least 10 years old and not very special? Well you’re in luck, buddy, because your local Pick ‘N’ Pull, Wrench ‘N’ Go, Stab ‘N’ Grab, Drip ‘N’ Rip, or Steal ‘N’ Peel has exactly what you need to replace that weird piece of interior trim, odd sensor, or complete drivetrain. The only limit to what you can get is how much you can physically yank out of the car and stuff in a The Cougar ran and was titled, but it was many miles away from my house. Do I pay someone with the skills, knowledge, and experience to safely tow the car to my house? Or do I buy some sketchy crap from Harbor Freight and do it myself? That’s a tough one. I’ll admit it – I had resigned myself to the fact that the M3 would be my “muscle car.” I mean, it’s V8-powered, it’s an*log, it’s a bit rough, and it’s a riot, so that’s close enough to “muscle car,” right? Well, what happens when someone offers you a 1969 Mercury Cougar for free? And what if it’s priced at “free” for many very good reasons? Well, if you’re an idiot Of course, I’m one to look a gift Cougar in the mouth, so I at least made sure it would run first: So it ran, but it was still rusty, beat-up, locked-up, torn-down, and 12 miles from my house. More on that next time. And as far as the “really fast” part goes, consider the following: Canfield, Wiseco, Comp, Scat, and Hayabusa. In 2017 I made it to one RallyCross event, eight Autocross events, two autocross schools among three SCCA regions, one drag st*ip, and I put about 3000 total miles on the car. The M3 managed to accomplish all of that without any major failures, but definitely not without some Drag racing is an American tradition – going fast is a straight line with absolutely no turning. It’s probably the thing my car is worst