I have gone to battle with every town I own property in. Again, screw the town.
Sully
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Jumanjeep?
With the Wagoneer being rusty and immobile for decades, I think the biggest thing the owners need to protect it from is our own David Tracy, who will probably materialize out of thin air when the Jeep is exposed, ready to whisk it back to Detroit, where he will spread its rusty parts all over his house.
Jason Torchinsky is a national treasure.
no, that’s faux patina (and not very well done) on an otherwise nicely restored pickup.
Kool story brah!
I know it gets thrown around a lot and nobody gives a shit anymore but....
Rat rod 911 for your delectation and diversion
Interesting, and also. I do not care.
I do not assume Klan every time someone replaces a c with a k.
Quit calling everything rat rods!
At first, I was like “oh, no!”
When your job is to get beat up repeatedly AND people expect you to quote, I don’t know, Henry David Thoreau...
“...(S)ome kind of communications failure” is pilot-speak for “neglected to change to the appropriate frequency when directed by ATC.”
I don’t particularly care if the system is fully mechanical or electronically controlled, so long as the torque split remains biased in favor of the rear wheels. This eliminates anything equipped with Audi’s new Ultra Quattro from consideration, as it’s essentially a FWD car until slippage is detected. Boo.
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Torque distribution is actually a lot more complicated than most people think. That video glosses over how they actually work, and there are like, a half dozen AWD systems they pretty much just ignore so they can have their little German comparo instead.
Well, I have a C6 S6. And that Quattro didn’t save me coming off a slight turn with some pep in my step. I spun all the way around and hit a curb. Cars and Coffee style. It cost my insurance almost $15K and 5 months of shop time to get my car back to me. But, I love my V10 and it does grip really good when it’s dry…
Sorry! The Sonnet was right nearby and I got flustered.
WTF. So much to love. So much to ask questions about.
