This is why I’m a car enthusiast. No matter how bad the damage, if you want to, you can always fix it.
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Try replacing the alternator on an M60 V8-equipped E34 BMW. The chassis was engineered only to fit an I6, so they REALLY had to shoehorn it in there.
As the owner of a 2006 Lincoln Zephyr, I will say that the name of the car alone makes it way cooler than the MKZ which followed it.
40% thermal efficiency?
Lower-rpm power/torque is far more important for a minivan surrogate than high rpm peak horsepower.
A skinnier front would probably make the bike handle a bit better, but I just love the way the fat one looks. It looks like you could go 20mm narrower without issue on that rim.
That is one damn good looking bike. I really love the plump, beefy tires on same-size wheels front & back.
I find the title question of this article to be vaguely insulting, because I don’t “let” my significant other do anything. She is free to do as she pleases, I would not even try to stop her. That freedom is a two-way street, and as such I am free to do as I please. We’ve been happily living together for close to a…
Real hand-cranked gatling guns (both original 1860s pieces and reproductions) with multiple functioning barrels in a rotating assembly are perfectly legal as title I firearms in the United States. They are not classified as machine guns.
This might be too jalop, but I’m curious if Coca-Cola actually runs a conventional/longnose Peterbilt rig around the U.K. Talk about injecting some ‘Murica into your fizzy drink tour!
To be fair, going ‘full speed’ on the street in a trophy truck on knobby offroad tires isn’t really that fast. I doubt he took those corners at anything above 40. Those tires on pavement will slip really easily.
The 1911 is absolutely drop safe, especially in condition 1 (loaded chamber, hammer cocked, manual safety engaged).
KEEP YOUR BOOGER HOOK OFF THE BANG SWITCH.
B-pillarless coupes are gorgeous.
And this is precisely why the world will be a little bit less colorful when Viper production ends.
That looks like it came straight out of a cartoon. I love it.
Instead of spending $145 to replace your brake pads, spend $60 on some basic tools including jack stands at Harbor Freight, then buy $20-30 brake pads at Autozone. The tools are a one-time cost, and the brake pads typically have a lifetime warranty, so you can replace them over and over again for free. And you’re…
I’ve never really had a *choice* on what color car to get, as I am beholden to the used vehicle market. I suspect many other people are in the same boat.
Whatever happened to the badass Super Soakers of 15-20 years ago? Nobody sells decently non-battery operated, powerful and cool consumer water guns anymore.