Air Canada is pretty bad ass right now. I flew to europe last month, I think it was on a 777. Seats were a little tight but not too bad. reclined in a way that didnt offend the person behind you, adjustable headrests with "wings" to lean against sideways. Everyone has a TV with current movies and TV shows. These tvs…

Warming Car is a Must:
I welcome anyone to come live where I do and wake up to -30C three months a year and drive their car cold. See how long until it breaks. Scraping piston rings are less of an issue with the right oil. But Im thinking about seals, cats, differing heat expansion of different but mated metals. Its…

The cop did the right thing.

Huh...its red in the Comedians In Cars episode. No I didnt read the whole article.

This is my blue car. Believe me, I cannot and do not drive aggressively.

I could get down with 4000 grit and some sweet smelling carnuba based "polishing" compound. Because you cant spell compound without "pound"

In Canada, these are mostly driven by cops doing late night bar patrol. They sit in parking lots in entertainment district and just watch.

Probably in the mall. At least on the walkway in front of the doors anyhow.

Youve done a great job. Its almost guigiaro looking

I always thought these were too brutal looking to like. The typical white, yellow, and blue never helped. But it looks fantastic in orange. Like a whole new car i want one!

I own a '72 Spitfire and man is it a piece of shit

The Dodge "half ton" is a pickup, yes.

Easy there bro. I guess you missed the part where I said "maybe its just weight distribution" and "disk brakes are more costly in general"

I live in a wintery area. My dodge had a 4 by 5 foot piece of 3/4 inch steel plate bolted to the bed over the rear axle. Weight splitting was less of an concern than you would think…

Really? Is this just for larger vehicles. Ive tested it on my 91 Dodge half ton. Maybe it had to do with weight distribution, but running only on the front disks I barely noticed a difference versus when I had all four brakes working. With just rear drums working stopping of any sort was noticeably slower and…

its a lancia delta

Like I said - I wired the circuit closed, permanently.

Not so sure...

Fixed a broken car door chime.

The car door chime switch was broken (stuck open/dinging), so I wired it closed by jamming a paperclip into the leads.

Internet:

Great source for parts, terrible source for advice

Wont work. We did it here in Ontario.