Whitlands Engineering is an Australian company that manufactures wood splitters, firewood processors, and awesomeness. In order to advance their dominance of the latter field, the company built a chainsaw powered by a 4.2-liter car engine extracted from a 1985 Holdren WB Ute.
Sadly, the company has no intentions of mass-producing this excellent design. It’s just a one-off marketing tool. That’s a pity because I could really use it to--well, nothing around the house, I suppose. But if I owned something this cool, I would find a good use for it.
-via Jalopnik
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We bought a used truck this spring, a ten-year-old Silverado SS. Every time we turn over the engine you can hear and feel it saying, 'Are you ready to ruuuuuumbleeeeeee?' Our other vehicle is a Prius, two very different driving experiences.
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Been done before. From 8 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9x8rBKC4BE
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