Driving it in 4Hi for a long time on dry pavement will eventually cause the transfer case to fail... but not like this... I think someone left it in 4lo and tried to drive it at highway speeds
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No prob. I just knew right away when I saw the LS1 link that something wasnt right because I remembered it was a Cobra.
That was a pretty terrible attempt to troll... This is the Real post. http://mustangforums.com/forum/5-0l-gen…
No thank you!! Being a boom operator is definitely a dream job! It was awesome getting to see what that life was like. Bad eye site kept me out of the skies but I have friends who are pilots and even those guys envy your job
Too be fair I think anybody would be crying after having to stare at that paint job!! Xp
The sub pictured in the first 3 pictures of the article is the Project 10831 "Losharik"
Coming to theaters Summer 2015...
Came here to post the same thing!
Rust free 60s truck with a diesel already in it for 5 grand??? That is a nice price all day my friend even if you have to do a little work to the 4wd.
The "normal" location on these trucks was behind the seat. Your only factory options are saddle tanks on the OUTSIDE of the frame from a 73-87 truck or a rear mounted tank (between the frame rails, behind the axle) from the same generation Suburban or Blazer. But it can be hard to run a filler neck to the blazer tank…
The NP203 was the full time transfer case in the mid 70s Chevy trucks, You could get it in K5s, Suburbans and Trucks through 1978. I had that drivetrain in my 1976 k10
You actually can use one of these in both Battlefield 3 & 4. In BF3 there was an achievment called "Like a boss" for running someone over with the skid steer in multiplayer
I know most people on here jump on the "Bro-truck hate" band wagon and cant understand why anyone would pay over 60k for a new truck, let alone 50k for a used truck but for what this is that actually is a really nice price....
It's a CJ5. They are notoriously easy to tip over.!
No it's not misspelled at all. A "Gardian" is a French Cowboy
Did you wrench at Selfridge with the Red Devils? Im from the Saginaw Bay area and I always loved watching the A-10s fly over going to or from Camp Grayling for training!
It all depends on where you are at. Where i live a "brodozer" is a lifted diesel on 35inch mud tires that never leaves the pavement and rolls coal everywhere
I really want this to be true!!! Since i already have a Regal im building into a GN clone id love to have a new GN or GNX to use as a DD
And even though it was a sissy sidekick, as your picture shows it can be one helluva off road vehicle. I love wheeling in trackers/sidekicks but I wish I could find a cheap Samurai