Boy, you know you’ve pissed people off when your actions inspire Bi-Partisan legislation.

100%.

Nissan Versa.

But, importantly, not non-existent.

Mostly with my ‘81 Z28:

-Need to replace body bushings (currently completely flat pancakes of rubber - to be replaced with solid aluminum) to hopefully fix the subframe tilt causing the rear of the LF (stock size) tire to rub on the inside of the wheelhouse. My ~8 degrees of caster doesn’t help matters, but the…

I’ve already cut my back yard for the second time as of this weekend. There is no way in hell I’d not cut it - it was absurdly long.

I mean, PCH is pretty goddamn stellar, so I guess California? It made for a hell of a drive on our honeymoon (we had rented a ‘15 Camaro 2SS/RS Convertible).

• So perhaps it’s because we were shuttling between the psych ward and, well, everywhere else, but I think we finally need to talk about how dark the show is? Like, not “the Wayne parents are getting killed yet again” dark but actually dark. I know it comes with the territory; we’re in caves and in tombs and in deserts…

But you also gotta assume the fact there were construction workers absolutely everywhere would have clued them in to this maybe not being the best road to take.

My beer fridge is set to 47 degrees anyways because it is about 75% full of IPAs and when it was colder, they tended to foam up and make a mess on the counter when opened. Setting it to that temp seems to have quelled that issue.

Many companies offer stainless that doesn’t really get all that dirty anymore - fingerprintless and what not. And it truly does work.

Looks like MW has found a new line under the definition for “snowflake”:

I’ve found that mechanics gloves work great for disassembly (especially if everything is super dirty), and the nitrile gloves (I also have the 9 mil ones - they’re quite resistant to cuts) for reassembly. You’re less likely to bang your knuckles on something when tightening to a specific torque versus loosening what…

I remember doing donuts in the back lawn of my high school (and the grassy/sandy vacant lot next to my buddy’s house)...in my dad’s E150 work van. Aside from throwing all the tools around in the back (the second incident, a friend of mine was riding in the back, as it only had the two seats up front), I wouldn’t call…

I mean hell, if anything, this shows he can’t tune a diesel worth a damn.

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Our plasma had no issue with it.

It’s the fifth thing for my foot to operate in my ‘81 Z28 and I love it.

Absolutely - this vehicle looks absolutely terrible with the brightwork. All that blacked out makes it more palatable.

Probably not, but I don’t really know of anyone who refers to a tractor as such.