The wrangler is great fun.

this..except 79-85 not 83.

depending on where you live. in Europe most countries classify some of the smaller planes as ultralights.

Have had both, can confirm. Sw20 is like the adult grown up modern version. More comfortable, faster, handles better.

airplane numbers are great, the Cessna’s max take off weight is 2450, and it has a 1,000 lb or so useful load.

bicyclists are the worst in the country. they can be annoying in the city sure, but out in the country it’s actually worse.

Cooled steering wheels need to be a thing..

i may be biased but i really think the small pickup market peaked with the 1985 4x4 toyota pickup

Self driving cars should expect other vehicles are driven by complete idiots who may or may not actually follow any given rule at any given time and should act accordingly.

Plus even better if you have an adequate amount of power you can just leave it in sixth all the time.

You should be a little offended, and annoyed by people from time to time. It’s a sign you live in a free country.

I just wish smart had brought the roadster to the u.s.

Thats why old cars are awesome. you can almost always see how it comes apart. Very rarely have to resort to the tug and pray method.

“I didn’t say you were the best, I said you tried your best."

A chance for my favorite math diddy !

Because im sure its pound feet per sunrise.

i want a gt class with production based cars, and only modifications that could be done in a standard garage. (sure a safety cage, but no tubeframe ect..) and not only in my imaginary series would you not be allowed to mess with the chassis, you would have to use parts that were available to the public.

That seems to work best for me also. Big toe on brake, little toe on gas. apply pressure with foot on brake, roll foot toward gas.

Meanwhile, my local Ford dealer wanted 15k installed for the roush stage 2 blower,(on a 16gt) and acted all insulted when I didn’t want to pay more than $2500 or so for the install instead of $7500. Need to look back into it somewhere else now that I know I wasn’t completely off the mark. I’d prefer to do it myself…

Increased carrying and towing capacity. Better traction on loose, soft surfaces. Increased ground footprint disperses the weight over a larger area, and more powered wheels equals more tractive force.