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2 weeks ago
I really like the looks of the Italia, both convertible and hardtop. Very pretty.
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2 weeks ago
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Weather stripping and trim for just about anything with some age on it.New weather stripping for many older convertibles is generally unique and unobtainable.
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2 weeks ago
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Yes to the tractor. Hugely useful for moving things, parking trailers, and as an engine hoist. May I suggest a quick detach bucket and forks for the front end loader. I get a heck of a lot of use out of my box scrapper and bush hog attachments as well. Besides, real men drive tractors. A tip on the concrete. Don't skimp on the rebar. I went with a 6-inches fiber re-enforced floor in my shop without rebar, as the fiber was suppose to be as good. It's not. I have several cracks. I see a dump truck in your not to distant future. 6-ton units are easy to acquire, don't need a CDL, and are awfully handy for moving dirt, gravel, and other stuff, even short distances.
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3 weeks ago
Lucky you to get to drive it! Cool car, neat bit of history, and great article.
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a month ago
What! No PT Cruiser GT. Room for four adults and an adult body in the trunk! Oh, the humanity.
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21-05-2022
10:53 AM
Good article. I always liked the looks of the Cortina's. Pity they were never sold in the US. Kudos to Lawton and Fonseka for their work.
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21-05-2022
10:47 AM
VW and IH are an oxymoron.
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20-05-2022
12:59 PM
1 Like
An enthusiastic write up on an interesting vehicle. Which model did you order?
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07-05-2022
10:30 AM
Lots of fond memories our our second gen Vista Cruiser. Blue with wood vinyl siding, a 350, and 3-speed automatic. Many a family trip was taken with Mom and Dad up front, my two sisters fighting in the passenger seat, and me curled up in the luggage compartment with a pile of books to pass the time. I learned basic maintenance on that car. It and a Gremlin X(!) were what I learned to drive in.
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07-05-2022
10:05 AM
Thanks for an informative article sans any rants. Good luck on the track.
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28-04-2022
11:16 AM
I like the new generation of small displacement bikes. 40hp is the sweet spot, enough punch for the freeway and all grins in the twisties without getting too extra-legal. I spent two weeks on a KTM 390 Adventure and found it a pleasure on pavement and dirt roads. My only gripe on some of the small pocket rockets is they are two short for a 34" inseam.
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27-04-2022
04:23 PM
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Great article and bit of history. The tri-motor and flivver on display at The Henry Ford in Detroit are worth a look.
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27-04-2022
03:58 PM
Interesting use of big data. I agree with hyperv6's point regarding cost.
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28-03-2022
10:02 PM
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Thank goodness for the wackos and journalists that write about them. Life would be so dull without them.
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26-03-2022
09:57 PM
The Monza GT gets my vote.
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06-03-2022
11:52 AM
1 Like
Thank goodness for people like Cameron and Troy! Great article.
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06-03-2022
11:43 AM
Should have built it. Prettier than the Veyron. That one piece windshield on the coupe is amazing.
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06-03-2022
11:02 AM
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Another person I'd like to have had over for lunch. Great story.
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06-03-2022
10:53 AM
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For me, the tools that really changed the game were a welder, angle grinder, and metal chop saw. I went from being able to fix things to being able to create things.
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01-03-2022
11:10 AM
Hideous. Don't care what's underneath.
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28-02-2022
11:17 AM
Great article. I look forward to more.
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27-02-2022
12:04 PM
What as technological tour. Seven oil pumps, holy smokes! Great article.
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24-02-2022
06:58 PM
Nice article, neat little car.
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24-02-2022
06:50 PM
So, how many T-top Chrysler Cordoba's do you suppose are still kicking around? I always thought the Riviera made a good looking convertible. I've owned two of the ASC produced 3000GT VR4 Spyders with the folding hardtops. The tops were clever and worked well.
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24-02-2022
06:36 PM
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Some nice cars. The oversized wheels are off-putting. None-the-less, I'd drive any of them.
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16-02-2022
10:11 PM
Nice truck. Good article.
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22-01-2022
01:05 PM
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The price on the White is stunning. Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't some of these still in service at Yellowstone? A full blown article on what made this one so special is warranted.
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22-01-2022
12:45 PM
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Civic, Commodore, and Pajero, not necessarily in that order. Fun article.
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18-01-2022
10:03 PM
1 Like
Money pit! But cool. It's got Sajeev written all over it. How much do you plan to bid?
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08-01-2022
12:37 PM
3 Likes
Spot on regarding Apple. What you missed is that their bespoke O/S is done well. Turns out people willingly pay a premium for something that works well and is chic to boot. And no, I don't own anything Apple. What boggles my mind is the valuations of companies like Tesla, Lucid, and Rivian. Two of the three don't even really have product on the market yet and the third sells a fraction of the volume of any main stream auto manufacturer. Technological prowess, marketing, and chic is part of it, but a bigger part is herd mentality. Most people want their work done for them and are most comfortable following trends dictated by a few influencers.
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08-01-2022
11:35 AM
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What?! You left behind a perfectly good vintage aftermarket rocker switch? With what will you switch on your chintzy 1980's amber fog lamps in your next project? Fun article.
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08-01-2022
11:23 AM
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Drag-u-la pegs my cool meter. The Martel does the same for my weird meter. Fun article! I to would like to see a follow-up with the auction results.
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06-01-2022
03:40 PM
I believe this paragraph should be with the Kamaz, not the Bobcat: "It’s limited to 87 mph, but the team behind the beast says that were there no fitment of a speed limiter, as per the rule book, it would be capable of far more. Not that we’d like to see almost ten tons bearing down on us at that sort of speed …" And who wouldn't enjoy lofting a two story building across the desert at 87mph?
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26-12-2021
11:28 AM
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Matt Crandall, poster child for hard work pays dividends. Nice article.
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18-12-2021
09:15 PM
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Excellent story!
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11-12-2021
06:51 PM
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Good article. It has always amused me that Ford increased Five Hundred sales simply by renaming the car Taurus. Had I ever needed a wagon, the Freestyle/Taurus X were on the list.
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10-12-2021
10:07 AM
Jack Baruth, last Neanderthal standing.
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08-12-2021
02:42 PM
I love how the switch blanks in the Pony are labeled to remind you of the options you couldn't afford.
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08-12-2021
10:11 AM
Nice article and review. Too bad the new Bronco is oversized, like the JL. Smaller works better offroad. That said, I'm finding in Colorado that the UTV's and side-by-sides are getting so big that many former ATV trails can now be traversed comfortably in my Jeep TJ.
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06-12-2021
09:55 PM
I've got some time on a friends 2019 Z900 and this article sums up the bike nicely. It's everything that '74 Z900 was in a more manageable, more comfortable, and faster package. Nice article.
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12-11-2021
10:59 PM
Good interview. Nice article.
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12-11-2021
04:53 PM
Very good. Power on!
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