FUM Pilot's Rare Trip Around Area 51 Includes Pics Of Range Targets, Drone Bases, UFO Legends The Drive Our account and its accompanying gallery of private pilot Gabriel Zeifman's somewhat astonishing flight through the usually highly restricted Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR), which includes shadowy bases like Area 51 and Tonopah Test Range Airport , and the Nevada Test Site , where hundreds of nuclear weapons were tested , drew fascination from readers all over the globe. Located just to the southwest of Area 51, this is the place where Bob Lazar claims of having reversed engineered flying saucers in the 1980s while working inside a camouflaged facility called S-4 that was built into the side of a mountain. READ MORE Electric Ford Bronco with Tesla batteries worth $300K is up for grabs in a sweepstakes Electrek Gateway Bronco, a custom Ford Bronco restoration company, has produced two electric Broncos built with Tesla batteries. An Electric Ford Bronco powered by Tesla batteries and apparently worth $300,000 is going to go to a lucky winner as part of a new sweepstake. READ MORE Next 2023 Mazda6 Said To Follow A BMW Formula With RWD, Inline-Six And A Coupe Version news – Carscoops Getting back on the Mazda6, the car is expected to resemble the Vision Coupe concept which debuted at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show – and despite its name, was actually a sports sedan with four doors. Mazda stepped up their game with the current ‘6’ sedan and it’s been reported that the next-generation model will go even further – a lot further, actually. READ MORE It Took 3 Years To Restore This ’70 Mercury Cougar Boss 302 Eliminator news – Carscoops As for what type of Cougar this is, well it’s the more popular first-generation model (produced between 1967 and 1970), which was a genuine Pony car – it was literally the Mustang’s twin brother. What we have here is a relatively rare 1970 Mercury Cougar Boss 302 Eliminator, one of just 323 units produced with this particular engine and transmission combination. READ MORE Is The Dodge Neon SRT-4 ACR Still A Full Little Drive In 2020? news – Carscoops The particular model reviewed by DeMuro is the Neon SRT -4 ACR. While people typically associate American performance cars with rear-wheel drive, the Neon SRT-4 was front-wheel drive and came standard with a 5-speed manual transmission. READ MORE

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