I wouldn’t say they are entirely worthless. I got a lot done with this sixty gallon unit. But if you want to do anything more than turn an air wrench a few times, bigger is definitely better.

Unfortunately, no shed to put it in. It's garage or bust.

Im just getting back into it after a long time away. That workbench used to be piled high with tools and RX-7 parts. 

Good lighting:

Not really near me and the usual lunch spot we went to closed at the end of March and just reopened this week. It’s not entirely convenient to the house, but I may have to make a special trip.

Damn, I could really go for some falafel right now. I haven’t had any since I started working from home back in March. 

It’s just a good thing they didn’t ask about whether a Tampa or Miami Cuban sandwich is better. 

I’m oddly excited about this as I live adjacent to a retirement community in Florida where golf carts are allowed on certain roads and I could run several errands and visit several restaurants I frequent on a cart. I’m not saying I’m also going to run out and buy a Changli, but I’m not saying I won’t either. 

Indeed they are. I live adjacent to Sun City Center, FL and have considered getting a golf cart to run some errands. The sidewalk leading away from my neighborhood is sized for carts and I could get to several places I visit often on the cart. 

If you have very specific tastes, maybe this is a NP. A nationwide search on Autotrader for a TL Type S doesn’t turn up a whole lot, so you’re already in a limited market.

Yes, let the hate flow through you.

While the GTP/GTO/GTU era of the 80s and early 90s was great, the current battles in GTLM and GTD are fantastic. DPi can sometimes be hit or miss, but the GT battles have been fantastic the past few years.

There’s a silver one that must live somewhere near me. I’ve seen it on two different occasions. 

Times are tough, but you can never let your Jalopnik Gold subscription expire.

Citrus County is full of retirees, so the guesses of medical issue or geriatric driver screwing up are odds on favorites as to what caused this.

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Wow, didn’t think the drop off would be so great for week 5. Apparently I wasn’t the only one who took the week off!

The only automotive reading I have done lately is catching up on issues of Hagerty and Road & Track magazines.

I should make this my next read. I’ve had a signed copy since 2006 that I have yet to read. I believe he was at an SAE Motorsports conference that I was at because I was doing FSAE at the time. 

Week 4 was both the best and worst of them so far. It was the worst as far as the challenging questions. My group gave up after answering the one question we knew in round 5 and just started talking about our Jalop cars.