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77GL · ‎28-04-2021

Batteries from Japan tend to last ten or twenty years. Batteries from the U.S., just a few years, at best, especially of they come from the Easton plant in PA.

77GL · ‎28-04-2021

Ranchers should know that rural electricity is here and stays here because of extremely large subsidies.

77GL · ‎28-04-2021

Jeepers cats man, even this hybrid idea is at least two decades old. Jeeps should be cheap, really cheap, almost free. They are completely void of a fresh idea, look, design or anything that requires thought leadership or money.

77GL · ‎16-04-2021

When your best ideas are over 50 years old, that's more than a half century folks, your only hope for true innovation is a joint venture with Tesla. Ditto for every car manufacturer on the planet, you're followers, not innovators.

77GL · ‎22-03-2021

Tiny compared to today's Challengers.

77GL · ‎22-03-2021

North American is often a distinction separate from export.

77GL · ‎01-03-2021

Fascinating project and a perfect example that often the journey is everything, because the destination is just plain not worth it. Even if you absolutely love the monotonous sound of engine exhaust, there is absolutely no way to even tolerate the sound of a rusted out 1984 mini van hitting one 1.5 cylinders which this project has so accurately duplicated. The engine, the fuel tank, the exhaust all work together to invalidate this as a worthy project, however, make this an electric motor conversion or even an engine worthy I am very interested. As it stands $99 is way too much.

77GL · ‎16-02-2021

Try traveling on the interstate on a motorcycle and meeting a semi's wheel going faster than the semi across the median and seemingly headed straight for you no matter if you speed up or slow down.

77GL · ‎13-02-2021

There are several points along the 'Recycle' supply chain where the numbers will reveal the hot spots.

77GL · ‎12-02-2021

The crates I've seen from that vintage were a lot smaller, wood, and the bike wasn't that put together and were wrapped in plastic.

77GL · ‎12-02-2021

They made so many 350's and they were only made for 6 years but it took a decade or so before the Honda 750 made as many with continuous manufacturing. 305's are hot and I've owned both a 305 and a 350 and the 350 is a much better bike. If I remember right though, Steve McQueen owned or raced a 305 and that might say it all. Maybe it's the Steve McQueen phenomenon and the loud pipes that earned motorcyclists their poser reputation.

77GL · ‎11-02-2021

Can Elios join?

77GL · ‎10-02-2021

Lots of horsepower comes in handy when you need to brag about how much horsepower you have. Also good for disclosing which cars have been severely beat on, loosening up everything from the radiator cap to the tail pipe, and everything in between.

77GL · ‎28-01-2021

Cool car and looks closer to the original than all the popular repops we see today with overgrown Challengers, Mustangs and Camaros. Shows how far advanced the Delorean design was at the time and during an era of the most boring cars ever.

77GL · ‎28-01-2021

Good point, even today the attacks on innovative Tesla have been uncalled for. Most whining about regulations are merely habitual and the regulations are things that should be done anyway if you're doing it right. Elon Musk did eliminate a lot of complexity though, no engine, no transmission, no emissions and fewer concerns.

77GL · ‎19-01-2021

Chevy's are common?

77GL · ‎07-01-2021

The Cuda of course. Infinitely more charisma in any of the originals over today's repops.

77GL · ‎25-12-2020

It's below junk. They must be after the vin, which won't make the build legit.

77GL · ‎23-12-2020

The documentary is worth watching. Incredible story: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjPk8S_sOPtAhXis1kKHa2jBNAQwqsBMAF6BAgFEAM&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DJd0io1zktqI&usg=AOvVaw34NL3mFuXkA0y64vDg7q95

77GL · ‎21-12-2020

You have to remember this trend was just before everybody was jacking up now classic muscle cars with air shocks and hideously wide tires. Not sure what the attraction to hideous handling to both might have been?

77GL · ‎11-12-2020

If not for Honda, motorcycles probably would have died a natural death about 50 years ago.

77GL · ‎08-12-2020

Maybe that's because farmers know equipment and avoid ethanol themselves.

77GL · ‎08-12-2020

Filling a tank with ethanol will not work. It will still rust badly, very badly. I do not burn ethanol in anything anymore and never will again. It's garbage fuel that needs to go away.

77GL · ‎07-12-2020

Miatas are still cheap and extremely competent cars and many are never driven in winter so excellent examples are still available.

77GL · ‎04-12-2020

My 77 GL1000 has 224,000 miles and is still going strong on the original engine and has never had a head removed.

77GL · ‎19-11-2020

We need to bring back the Toyota Hilux. Truck's have gotten too big. They don't fit in a parking place. Nobody can see around them. Fuel won't be cheap forever. Their exhaust stinks, really stinks. And oddly enough, the bigger the truck, the smaller the driver gets, or at least it looks that way.

77GL · ‎17-11-2020

It's bad ideas like this makes Tesla look so welcome and wonderful and so long overdue.

77GL · ‎14-11-2020

Never, ever burn ethanol, fill it up with gas, maybe some seafoam or marine fuel preservative. (If you burn ethanol, absolutely drain everything, it will absorb moisture and rust everything). Check battery voltage once per month, trickle charge in January whether it needs it or not. That's really all that's necessary for a few months of storage based on 50 years of experience. Don't waste time or product.

77GL · ‎03-11-2020

Looks like Tesla is still the way to go. At least we are seeing some innovation attempts from GM. It's tough when you've been thinking the same way for over 100 years.

77GL · ‎23-10-2020

Shows a lack of creativity in the movie makers that couldn't make a movie/tell a story without blowing up a brand new car.

77GL · ‎22-10-2020

Special car for a special person.

77GL · ‎16-10-2020

An original slant six ebody would be wonderful. Best handling of them all. Lightest and best balance.

77GL · ‎16-10-2020

The original, nimble, true Chrysler E-body Challengers will always be hard for any repop to truly improve. Considering 50 years of advancement potential, the new ones just are not living up to 50 years of true advancement.

77GL · ‎12-09-2020

Jeeps? Blazers? Come on.

77GL · ‎01-09-2020

There's no need to hack a Tesla, they are already faster than anything else you can buy. Even the slowest Tesla is super fast and a lot faster than anything from the muscle car era and faster than most of today's muscle car repops. Plus, Tesla's are like riding on a magic carpet, so unbelievably smooth, no howling for air, no stinking exhaust, no shifting gears. If you want to hack something, Tesla-ize a non-Tesla. Now we're talking.

77GL · ‎01-09-2020

I'll stick with my motorcycle, tent and sleeping bag.

77GL · ‎18-08-2020

You missed the NA Miatas.

77GL · ‎08-08-2020

When old full size pickups are restored using S10 frames might be a clue that pickups have gotten too big?

77GL · ‎29-07-2020

You have to go back well over 50 years to find cars that will not cruise at 70. 70 mph two lane roads were common at that time, even faster than today.

77GL · ‎27-07-2020

The current 4 door Charger should have been a Coronet. A 2 door Charger the size of the Challenger would have felt right and a smaller Challenger more in line with the classics.

77GL · ‎20-07-2020

Who said they were weaknesses?

77GL · ‎18-07-2020

Almost every car has a doppelganger. There's a lot more conformity than originality in the entire car industry. Tesla is currently the only innovative company doing something others haven't already done. They are not the first electric car but they are the first one to really make it work. Chevy came close with the EV1 and you have to wonder if they shut it down because it was a threat to the largest car company in the world.

77GL · ‎17-07-2020

Should we be concerned that car company's best ideas are 50 plus years old? Broncos, jeeps, Challengers, Mustangs, Camaros. No wonder Tesla is the most interesting and highest valued car company today.

77GL · ‎13-07-2020

Pretty sure the mid-engine Corvette is the only correct choice to be a future collectible.

77GL · ‎11-07-2020

Good luck with all the backward 'thinking'. The bar is not perfection. As soon as self driving cars are safer than the average driver, the roads will be safer. The average human driver today is not that good.

77GL · ‎09-07-2020

Their efforts are not working. In the Midwest it's common to see rusted out, especially pickups, that are only 5 years old today. Hopefully Tesla's stainless steel pickup solves this.

77GL · ‎02-07-2020

That's all normal for a British car. They should probably give up and just import. The only problem I see is no Mopars.

77GL · ‎01-07-2020

Looks conventional when electric design doesn't need to be so limited. Looks like Tesla is still the innovation leader.

77GL · ‎15-06-2020

Ebay, Craigslist and Facebook searches have ALL been rendered completely useless as everybody includes every keyword imaginable in their listing. TOTALLY WORTHLESS. Search features should work for the user, and they don't.