It is basically a screw. You can recreate at home with a pilot point drill bit or tapered pipe tap (with the pilot hold already drilled)
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You know you're obsessed whenever you see that image and the first thing is "Man, I want a '59 LeSabre with an acrylic steering wheel!" ::immediately searches Craigslist::
Fuck that the midlife engine overhaul will cost more than the plane in 10 years. It may say Honda but the maintenance costs and depreciation will be closer to a high mileage M5
It does have a lav, but the doors don't touch the floor (saloon door style). Minus huge points for a lack of sound deadening though
Argh sweet Jesus. "Skeleetal"? I like my Aussie videos the same way I like my children... on mute
They most likely weren't rentals, but even corporate car drivers are required to perform their maintenance. Back in the day (and still to some extent) coupon books to certain lube/maintenance chains were given to drivers and copies of maintenance receipts accompanied the quarterly mileage statement submissions.
When I bought my old XJ it had quite a few miles as well. I noticed that many of the clean examples were fleet vehicles in a former life. The dead giveaway will be the "No Smoking" symbol inside the ashtray.
1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport, manual 4x4, murdered in 2006 by a drunk driver.
From the pic it looks like the rug is what really ties the room together
From the pic it looks like the rug is what really ties the room together
Can confirm. Wife had one in blue I drove for mpg reasons. It is a PopTart setting away from being a toaster. And I'm pretty dumb. so the airhead thing holds water too...
Sorry I'm late to the party. Boeing Business Jet proposes the same "future". Saw a bunch of models for this theory at NBAA 2013. Video of BBJ's below:
You're only making fun because you didn't think of it first. It has more strokes than your mainstream brain can handle
Well, only if the killing is guaranteed...
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Queue the BMW die-hards who think the world is shifted with a Getrag...
When it arrives from the factory does it weight 100 pounds more than advertised, have 1 less pickup than sale literature indicates, and your credit card be charged an additional $1,000 upon delivery acceptance but the whole package still sounds fucking fantastic and "Why oh why aren't Jalops buying these in…
Easy: Bowyer. He's probably the only one who could flawlessly perform the "hidden verse" from Friends in Low Places, easily the pinnacle of karaoke drunkenness.
1998 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe, silver