Nah, don’t want to pollute the atmosphere; just pump it straight into her car

Only if you’re being purposefully dense; even if the negativity is unclear in the question, it is very simple to clarify in the answer; the comments section has the capacity for more than a basic “Y/N” response.

Added thought; you could go budget rich-guy-supercar-wall-decor-ish with it; strip/hack away all the bits you want to salvage, or that just don’t look interesting, mount the rest on the wall, and call it functional art

My mate Dave’s built & sold a couple of these; pretty sure he could knock you one up. He’s in the UK though... as am I

Hmm... quite like the idea of replacing your passenger with a big-ass air intake; hope it’s functional, for motor/battery cooling or something

I think the issue is the the look, not the practice; clear coat tend to screw with the look of the patina, irons out the texture. you wind up with a smooth, polished rustbucket; doesn’t quite work. he’s clearly found a coating that provides the protection without the effect.

I genuinely hate “What’s your favoriate (x)” questions; my brain always just blanks when I ask it for information like that.

I came here to make that exact comment;seems you beat me to it.

I love the way that escort moves; it handles like a full-size car. A lot of scale RCs don’t seem to properly; they don’t have the momentum, body roll etc.

But what do you do if you want to get the car to the other side of the water, and the boat to the other side of the land?

Likewise. Don’t know what to say, just, Fuck. It’s almost scary how understandable it is; listening through, for the most part, he’s calm, he’s almost happy; he ‘s not emotional, he’s passed that. One final act, for which he doesn’t have to face the consequences; might as well make the most of it. I can’t pretend I…

generally you don’t, so far as I understand; all the gears are always in engagement, they’re just locked and unlocked from the shafts using clutches (either synchromesh or dog).

I’m going to say some form of van; since I need to be specific, I’m going to say the Suzuki Carry/every;

Is there any reason Herringbone gears aren’t used? Main issue I’m aware of is expense, but I feel there’s ways around that (2-part gears might simplify production, for example)

I’d never really thought about it from that perspective (probably because I’m from the UK, and that whole “sunshine” thing tends to be a bit of a rarity here); thought it was just a looks thing, but that does make sense.

hmm...

Majorly, Fuck That Guy. Sorry for your loss, and sorry that we have to share this planet with unsympathetic bastards like that.

Think you’re thinking of gas struts; hydraulics need a pump etc, gas struts are basically springs. Gas strut’d work OK for this if you got it balanced right.

it’s at the end of the video

Nah, nah; what more cars need are drinks cabinets: