Well, the wheel was made from a old wire spool and he had to work with it’s diameter. He could have installed it further down the creek and built a longer sluice way that would be able to pour over the top, but maybe that would’ve blocked his creekbed driveway?
I vote NP. It’s not investment- or restoration-quality, but it’s still a good example thats cheaper than a similar-era Land Cruiser and nicer than a Bronco or Blazer of same era (if you can put up with a carb’ed engine)
Doug, I can’t concentrate because you keep constantly shifting your feet in this video. No Big Gulps before filming next time! :)
+1. I had a 2000 base model for several years and 50K miles, and it was a great car. Only needed routine stuff, with exception of some strut mount bushings that squeaked. Nowadays they are a great buy.
A 7.0 litre V12 that revs to 10,000 RPM? That is a LOT of reciprocating mass. Is there another example in existence of an engine that size spinning that fast?
Thank you for the Spinal Tap reference. I LOLed.
Yes, knights can help, but I tend not to invest too much in development cards unless it looks like I cannot get to 10 points on the board.
I thought the challenge setup was okay, but the guests were bland and the content was lacking. The SUV challenge did not include a mention a single feature of any of the SUVs, for example.
Big Fan of Catan! The family still plays it a lot even today. We modified some of the rules to reduce the level of swearing that happens during most games :). We adpoted these rules:
3 reasons:
Teslas will mostly charge at home. Nobody fills up gas tanks at home. Today’s gas station queues consist of everyone - the local commuters AND the long distance travellers - and the vast majority are local commuters. The Supercharger networks just need to fulfill the demand for the long-distance travelers.
sadly, i can’t get out of the greys...
This 997 built in 2011 was created by expert builder Sheepo using off the shelf parts. It’s a better and more accurate representation, has many more features (it’s a working cabrio) and shifts, steers & drives!
“where we see a local guy on the phone. I would imagine he is calling the cops on Wilkey.”
Came to post this. Glad you had the same idea. :)
the way i read this... he’s telling Clemson they will be the next National Champion.
It sounds like “communications man Ezekiel Wheeler” has the easiest job ever created. Somehow he is allowed to answer every journalist’s question with “can’t tell you, just trust us”.
NP just for the fact that it is a running, turbo’ed, manual for under a grand.