...did anyone check with the UoT engineering department? UBC used to do this back in the day off the Lionsgate bridge

Yes, yes they do. 1994 Audi 90, 7 hours to remove the dash, 5 to put back in. Time to change heater core? Approximately 75s, which included the screwdriver slipping off while putting the screw that held it in.

No no. We want him to do a full restore for Moab next year rather than a temporary fix for this year.

This may explain why the wiring in my 08 Ranger is so unbelievably weird. Apparently they did a wiring change between 07 and 08, and my loom seems to be a mix of the two color charts.

To be fair, there is a recall on the E46 tail lights where they fix that problem...

IIRC, it’s either the e30s or 36s that will take the supercharger from the new minis without a huge amount of work

I’m a touch confused. Is this one video about one car or is it a whole series about the builder?

It doesn’t help that they tend to be temperamental and grumpy

I understand your points, but maintain that the vinyl/plastic (whatever it is made of) floor in my truck is vastly superior to carpet with regards to dealing with snow and ice. Carpets are great if you live in California or other no snow and no rain locales.

Up to the mid 90s (94?) they made wagon versions of the Camry. Those were amazing.

It’s interesting that you bring up the 320i. I had one (e36, 94). I have a 330i now (e46, 04), and despite being 10 years newer, the differences (power aside) between the cars is not as big as you would expect.

Driving in winter with summer tires (see: Below +5C) is like trying to dance ballet in steel-toed work boots. You can go through the motions, but the effect isn’t there.

Is. Still is.

Doug:

Doug, aren’t you looking for a new car?

Forza people! Get this done!

This is the same reason my dad bought a 1984 Celica GT-S. Damn I miss that thing.

He is 6% into his First Draft of Book 3 (http://brandonsanderson.com/) My guess would be Late 2016-Early 2017

I think this submits evidence that while Hummers (and Skyline R32s and Ferrari 360s) are a pain for the owner (Thanks Doug!), they make the world a better place for people in the vicinity.

I can only really speak to the Ford PATS system on this, but the key programmers are reasonable on Ebay (I got mine for 150 CAD, and given that the dealership wanted 120 for ONE KEY), and the blanks can be purchased for about 7 bucks on ebay. Granted, they only say “For” on them, but I’m not too concerned about the…