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These little claws are great. sometimes you can’t always see or get the claw exactly where you need it. For situations like these I made an attachment that goes on the end of my shop vac hose. It’s basically a milk jug lid with a small hole cut in it. I then attached a decent length of 1/8" diameter semi-rigid…
Race Drivin’ was the best for exactly that reason. Other games had manual shifting, but from my memory, this was the only game that had a clutch pedal. I still can’t think of another arcade game that incorporates the third pedal.
I struggle with imagining who would buy this. Private party kbb value on one of these that hasn’t been ruined is under $1000. Why would I pay 5-1/2 times what a car is worth because it has been made useless? I might give this person $300 just so I could give this car to my sister-in-law in hopes that she will use it…
I had a convertible Sebring and put a system in it, because I put a system in every car I had regardless of how crappy it was. With the 12" subs in the trunk, all it did was rattle the trunk. The sound inside was terrible, so I moved the box to the back seat :) The air from the ports would actually blow your hair…
Love the Viffer. They are such very good bikes.
I know you’re not supposed to covet your neighbor’s ass, but I’m jealous AF. What a nice daily. If I had one, you wouldn’t get me out of it except to refuel.
Your dad wins. It’s not even a contest. That has to be the most impractical daily driver you could imagine.
I don’t get the issue either. My wife had a Fiesta sedan for a couple of years. Because I’m a big dude, the seat and surrounding area were a bit tight for my liking, but we did not really have issues with packing. We would fit whole loads of groceries in the trunk. Also, the wife, kid, and I would go on road trips…
Definitely, for sure, the ‘88 GMC conversion van. It was great to take camping and tailgating, but it really wasn’t a practical daily driver. Also, bonus points for taking a driving test in it. The evaluating officer couldn’t believe I was serious about testing in that thing.
Probably not much. It would easily blow away in the wind, or someone would walk by and steal it.
A lot of people still love minivans. I know it’s purely anecdotal, but they almost haven’t dropped in popularity. Just as often as I see a sedan I’ll se a Sienna, Pacifica, or Odyssey. And for good reason too. Plenty of people need to haul a big family and need the cargo space, but loathe the high entry points and low…
No, but a painted steel roof with a little heat under it will do this every time.
Oh oh, I have another one. I was out of town visiting my cousin in Kokomo. It was cold and snowy. I ended up getting there late and didn’t realize he had National Guard duty the next day. So I went to hang out with his friend we’ll call Paul. I told Paul I brought some fine quality blotter with me, so we both dropped…
I was driving to my cousin’s house in Kokomo, IN, on 465N. It’s four or five lanes, I don’t remember. But I was in the second-to-right lane, speeding. I don’t know where he came from, but a cop in an unmarked maroon Crown Vic pulled up into the left lane adjacent my car. He flashed the lights hidden behind the…
Yeah, that’s what I was thinking. I had a similar issue where I was doing alittle over a hundo down the highway when I saw a city kitty shooting radar. I stood on the brakes as hard as I could, but I was toast. I barely got it under 100 when he clocked me. He wrote it down for 90 though. I had a summons, but had to…
I’ve got a few, but the one of the most nervous was this story: I was riding shotgun in my friend’s car. He was perpetually broke and we were about to go on a route, but were almost out of gas. Neither one of us had a dime to spend. He pulled into a gas station with the car parked at an outside pump, facing the exit.…
Oh, so for the comedy of it all? That's a little more understandable.
Low T?