My FH5 Log: The Coronet Super Bee

Obtained from the FH5 Series 9 Dry Season Playlist, the ancient Dodge Coronet Super Bee is one of the standout cars from the golden age of muscle cars.

Unveiled in 1968, the Coronet Super Bee is basically a Dodge version of the Plymouth Roadrunner which is priced at the lower end of its class. Under the hood, the Coronet Super Bee is powered by a choice of either a 6.8L V8, a 7.2L V8, or the range-topping 425HP 7.0L HEMI V8 engine mated to a Mopar 4-speed manual gearbox.

With a quick introduction done, let's give this ancient Coronet Super Bee a driving experience it will never forget and with that, I bravely decided to drive it on a dirt track with the other muscle cars. It won't be easy but this should be fairly exciting for me. Roll the tape.

Mud, sweat, and gears, ladies and gentlemen. Looks like the Coronet barely survived the muddy torture of the dirt track and left home with scars and bruises to show.

Enjoy your new ride!

UKRAINE CONFLICT: 7/8/2022

                                      

The latest in the ongoing Ukraine conflict:

• Putin warns the West Ukraine ‘heading for tragedy’
• Russia's war in Ukraine: Live updates
• Ukraine-Russia: Hidden tech war as Slovyansk battle looms

COVID-19 SITUATION: 7/8/2022

                                                                                                

The latest in the ongoing COVID-19 situation:

• Bongbong Marcos tests positive for COVID-19
• DOH: COVID-19 vaccination still not mandatory
• Pampanga has 1 remaining COVID-free down

Let's Do The News! (July 8, 2022)

                                        

Your daily round-up of today's news:

- An LPA was spotted off Davao City and has the potential to become a typhoon.

- The PH FDA digs into safety standards compliance of Lucky Me noodles.

- PH President Bongbong Marcos scrapped the Duterte-era antigraft body.

- The Court of Appeals affirms the cyber libel conviction of Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and its former writer.

- Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was killed while campaigning for a parliamentary election.

- British PM Boris Johnson resigns.

- TikTok was sued in the US after girls die in the Blackout Challenge.

- The second-generation Volkswagen Amarok was unveiled.

- Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi was found dead in the sea.

- BTS will hold a global concert as ambassadors of the 2030 Busan World Expo.

- Veteran actor James Caan dies at the age of 82.

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UKRAINE CONFLICT: 7/7/2022

                                     

The latest in the ongoing Ukraine conflict:

• Bankrupt Sri Lanka asks Putin for fuel, tourists
• War in Ukraine: Latest developments
• Russia votes to create patriotic youth movement
• Inspired by Ukraine, civilians study urban warfare in Taiwan
• Ukraine battles to push back Russian advance in northern Donetsk

COVID-19 SITUATION: 7/7/2022

                                                                                               

The latest in the ongoing COVID-19 situation:

• Metro Manila’s COVID-19 positivity rate up at 9.8%, says OCTA Research
• Hong Kong suspends flight bans as it eases COVID-19 rules
• Australia expands fourth COVID-19 dose rollout amid fresh Omicron threat

Let's Do The News! (July 7, 2022)

                                       

Your daily round-up of today's news:

- The Apo Reef Natural Park has gained an international marine conservation award.

- Philippine President Bongbong Marcos's first order is to abolish the PACC and the Office of Cabinet Secretary.

- PAGASA warns that up to 14 more storms are expected to enter the Philippines this year.

- EU member states have begun recalling batches of Lucky Me noodles after health ministries reported them to be contaminated with harmful chemicals.

- UK's MI5 and the US's FBI chiefs warn over China in a rare joint address.

- White House Communications Director Kate Bedingfield, a longtime adviser to US President Joe Biden, is the latest to leave the administration.

- The Islamic State claims responsibility for the Nigerian prison raid that caused 440 inmates to escape.

- The suspect behind the Independence Day parade shootout outside of Chicago admitted to authorities that he carried out the shooting, according to the prosecutor during the suspect's first court appearance.

- The Death Note franchise gets a live-action Netflix series by the creators of Stranger Things.

- A Stranger Things spin-off series gets greenlit.

- Three disputed Michael Jackson songs were removed from streaming sites.

TTFN.