Reading all these comments I can only assume that the best mod is the Fuel Shark because it does nothing.

Glad you didn’t go with the alternate title of “Holy Grail found in Germany and returned to Turkey”. Although you may have brought a few new clicks to the site. 

I’d say the lesson learned was that you can’t play Russian Roulette during the Russian Revolution. 

That must mean that Doug loves this truck. 

At least he put it in park to pull the pump out. I was expecting it roll away as he stared on with the pump in his hand.

Architecture fans will love this movie. FLW and Antoine Predock buildings are prodominantly featured. Very visually striking movie. 

Mark Grueber, making Ford Bronco hard tops out of household materials.

The youth should learn about credit the way a lot of people first learned about credit. By getting a free T-shirt for applying and proceeding to overspend at 24% interest. At least that’s how I got the most expensive T-shirt I ever had.

Thinking back to my first car days I was parking on the street in front of the parents house. I like the thought process that led you to an EV for a first driver, but would that mean that mom or dad has to give up a garage spot to access a plug?

I’ve done Santa Barbra to Monterey once. Never made so many stops on a road trip ever. This might be the only road I wouldn’t mind being a passenger for the whole road trip.

Very familiar with this drive, but I’d say going the other way from KC to St. Louis is worse. Not very scenic, and nothing but billboards for Jesus, Fireworks, and Porn. I keep looking for the Missouri billboard trifecta of all three on one sign.

Monument Valley. It’s like a roadtrip on Mars.

Anyone remember Penny Racers?

I don’t think this list is a good idea, but while you’re generating a list like this can you add...

They’ll say it depends on if you are measuring from the base of the shaft, but yes, truck owner’s mods do tend to signify considerable figure shrinkage.

not always, if ever. if heavy equipment requires piers you’ll need to use helical piers that can be post installed with a smaller footprint between existing structure. These cost a ton a put in vs. pouring concrete piers and footings coordinated between new footings / structure.

Every time I see this thing it reminds me of something, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. I think I finally figured it out.

“Why didn’t anyone tell me my load was this big?”

“JUSTAVW” on a Lambo.

*Power*