The M4A3E2 still had the .30 bow machine gun, as well as the .30 coaxial machine gun and the .50 on the turret roof (which is stored in a rack at the rear of the turret when not in use). The additional 1-inch armor plate had a cutout for bow machine gun and it was just welded onto the existing hull. Headlight fittings…
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And the M4 has a coaxial machine gun mounted next to the main gun than can be used by the crew while under cover to fire at whatever the main gun is pointed. Plus, the bow machine gun with limited traverse in the right hand side of the front hull. That gun on top was also used as an anti-aircraft weapon.
I imagine there are ways to do that, either with something like the module you’re talking about or other mods/coding, though I don’t recall anyone doing this in the various Coupe/Roadster forums, nor have I seen anything for sale to accommodate that. You always have the choice to raise the spoiler manually at any…
You can simply raise the spoiler manually via a toggle switch. I do that when I wash the car or after it’s rained so it dries faster underneath, though there are drains in the recess. “Fixed” (as in, not movable) spoilers are available. The active spoiler is disabled in the computer (otherwise errors will show on the…
I think the Bugatti is stuffed underneath...
It deploys at 50 mph, not 35.
Which makes me wonder how the Roadster feels at speed with its roof up since it lacks what the hardtop has up there...
Actually, there are instances where you have just a single example of a particular class of vessel. The ex-USS Olympia (the cruiser, not the submarine!) and USS Enterprise are two that come readily to mind. Only one of each of the Olympia-class cruisers and Enterprise-class carriers were ever built:
The kind of person who doesn’t know me well enough that the question even comes up is not the kind of person who I would be giving a ride to in the first place.
I use the digital speedometer on the tach, too. The only time I ever look at the center speedo is to check the fuel state.
Nope, it was all in young Westphall’s head.
Yeah. Speedo in the center.
The best thing a about my 1987 Grand Am was the red illuminated gauges.
Indeed. My favorite is the D without the fin fillet, in terms of the cleanest-looking lines.
The 1944 Senate War Investigating Committee described the P-51 as "the most aerodynamically perfect pursuit plane in existence."
Speaking of, they need to paint them the same way:
And if you care about the quality of the music sound like me, you’ll want to avoid satellite. I got a year of Sirius XM when I bought my MINI and the sound quality is absolute garbage. I stick with music streaming and songs onboard my phone. However, the Sirius streaming app is not bad. But it’s just not worth it for…
Check out the interior:
I can imagine!