Wait does that make him auto lighting god? All Praise Be To The Torch!
76 grand in chainsaw parts? That's a good car or a small house!
Laughs in 96 Oldsmobile with a working date system.
Got into Wreckfest for a while, definitely worth a play if you like Flatout or Burnout. The Crew is a good time but I'm thinking Ubisoft is going to shut it down soon. The Crew 2 is..... Ugh. Full Auto on Xbox 360 is a good carnage racer. Oh and HotShot Racing is a colorful throwback 3d racer that's great cheesy 90s…
Did you get the Dlc? Dropping the dam on the other players is insanely satisfying.
Yes! I had the Dreamcast version. Played great.
Problem was it was too late to the party. People who wanted ipods had them, cheap people like me had mp3 players, and cell phones were gaining mp3 payback and streaming services. Both Blackberry and Symbian had streaming radio at this time.
Remember folks, there are other search engines. I use the duck myself.
Ive driven 2. Sloooooooow. But aftermarket water/ fuel separators can help and one was owned by a diesel tech.
Northstar that’s already been head studded and a stage 2 4t80e. Keeps the high rpm v8 sound and confuses everyone.
Awww man, if the Lansing plant is being shut down then the new 2022 Oldsmobiles are going to be on backorder too!
Since three of the vehicles at work are vintage Ford, Macs antique auto parts and Snyder’s are two of my sources. Also shout out to Texas Ts for model T parts. For early Mopar parts Vintage Power Wagons has been insanely helpful with old Chrysler flathead parts. For strange Jeep parts a company called The Jeepster…
Because each one is held to a different EPA standard. Small engines don't have to meet as strict of emissions standards as automobiles. Kind of like how light trucks didn't have to meet as strict of standards as cars did for years.
NY started cracking down on that up here a few years ago. Then COVID hit and I haven't heard anything about it
What about physics?
A speaker usually
It’s not only volvos. I've seen them on Fiats and Audis as well