And that’s the thing, they act as if coal and only coal is the majority power producer.  18% is still a sizeable chunk, but it is decreasing as plants close or convert capacity to natural gas.

They’d end up capturing and killing them anyway.

Well according to many of the boomerific facebook commentariat, these are all still coal powered (even though coal only accounts for an ever consistently shrinking percentage of power production).

Newest car I have is an ‘06 Mazda 3. I have an E39 touring and a ‘00 Firebird as well. All old-ass stuff now and the newer cars just don’t catch my fancy and my pay check doesn’t like the idea either.

I figure the next car I get will be an EV for my wife to use since she does mostly short trips. I’ll probably scrape…

On the Escape, the 2 signal inputs are compounded to get the total fuel level. With only one input, the cluster will only ever see the tank as half full.

I’ll be keeping an eye on that one. I’ve got a 2000 with just over 80,000 miles on it that I’m rehabilitating.

Just finished doing cooling system, vanos seals, valve cover, throttle body and harness. Still have suspension and then an interior swap to finish.

1) Stay away, stop screwing up our housing market, state’s closed, we’re full kthxbye.

1) Stay away, stop screwing up our housing market, state’s closed, we’re full kthxbye.

I remembered my first bike I bought when I went off to college. $200 at Target.

Why do a W2 if you’re paying them in cash and threaten to call ICE on them if they act up?

Now if I could only take home more in a year so I could actually afford one before they get banned and/or gas is $15/gallon.

I guess it would be a good metric to go back and see their increase in production vs other companies except maybe GM since you’d have to reach back to 2018.

2019 Strike
2020 Covid
2021 Covid Part 2: Chip shortage boogaloo

Record profits sure, memorable cars? No.

In all likelihood they have sonar but couldn’t be bothered with going out there. I’m in Lubbock and our own police dept has a boat with sonar and we have a whole lot less waterworks than the Waco area.

I’ve watched videos of these guys before and the one thing I find real interesting is how on the defensive and almost…

Oh cool, that pusher prop is still alive...Kinda.

They only have themselves to blame after the bankruptcy. A lot of performance projects got the axe after the government came into the picture. They were required to change focus more towards EV and vehicles that were more environmentally responsible.  The Volt was a love-child of that bailout.

It laid waste to a lot of…

The health and safety concerns is valid. The part that I was interested in is they wanted the 3d printing coverage and maintenance jobs. So there’s bound to be either a supplier doing the 3d printing or non UAW GM staff (I.E. engineering staff doing prototypes), but I wonder if the maintenance contracts are with a…

Fuckin almond milk.

I’m surprised nobody was giving him shit for using a FRAM, but then again every friggin large company nowadays has congealed into some nightmare scene from the book of Ezekiel where it has multiple logos for a face all on one body so the difference probably isn’t much of an issue now.

Yup, a while back they had the story on this Australian family that got stuck.

And you’d have something that would hold it’s value like mad. It’s hilarious seeing rough M66 V70Rs with over 100,000 miles with an asking price of $20k.