But this is essentially describing EV’s. Range is about all that differentiates them aside from style

Right..because “sustainability” is trendy. Trying to do something about the horrible abuses suffered by the people who make the clothes is ...messy.

You’re describing the basic BMC A series inline 4 as used in almost every LBC of the late 50's through the 70's.

Spent the Summer of Love on the back of a Heil garbage packer dumping cans and whatever else people put out into the back. $125 a week and all you could eat. It was the highest paying summer job in my little town. One guy who worked the truck now and then would open liquor bottles to get the last few drops.

Studebaker for the win!

It depends on where you live. Craigslist doesn’t serve my area which lies between two fairly major metropolitan areas but not close enough to either to be useful. Everyone uses Marketplace here and every transaction I’ve done has been just fine.

Interesting that the quote doesn’t appear to me. That said, it depends on where you live. Craigslist doesn’t serve my area which lies between two more major metropolitan areas. Everyone uses Marketplace here and every transaction I’ve done has been just fine.

Yeah..the battery on my bicycle costs upwards of $1,000

Not in my experience anyway

Yes - China is doing it’s part with its EV momentum. Most of which are powered by coal so how is this a win?

Nah...easy peasy

Well since height is measured from floor to top of head...5'11"

If it’s not something we can put in our mouth who needs it? Seems to be the prevailing mindset anyway

The heck you say

He’s 5'11"

I’m fine with 2wd. When I lived in Denver I bought a couple of 2wd SUV’s that were in excellent shape for a fraction of what the 4wd versions went for. I don’t offroad and I know how to drive in snow.

That..is gorgeous. And you’re right. They were all over the place back then, I can’t remember the last time I saw one now though.

Bless you

Of course he isn’t. Just like my friend who bought a pair of Klipschorns off Recycler in L.A.. When he went to pick them up the seller asked where he was going to use them. “My living room” replied my friend. “You’re not married are you?” was the reply.

Looks that way. I’ll follow Tracy and Torch wherever they end up going