Leather interior...
No. It's crafted from the hides of the now extinct vinyl bird. #oppositelock
I liked last week's better, but I'm not going to bitch about this episode.
Still pretty good.
Damn, that one Jaaaaag had some ugly ass damage.
I'm surprised the interior is both this complete and appears to be free of critter's quarters. #oppositelock
Well, "Saskatchewan" says quite a bit. It's not mountainous, but y'all get some snow.
Plus, I love how Americans don't like the proper pronunciation of "Regina".
My wife and I were going to go there, just to say we'd been, but the utter lack of topography and scenery driving across Manitoba had us bailing on a dirt road to far western ND.
That's the beauty of traveling with no plan other than, "we'll be back before we get stuck in winter, somewhere". Want to make a radical change? Not an issue when you're not changing a 'plan'. #oppositelock
It's funny, the longer I work with computers, the more I use the keyboard vs. mouse for input. #oppositelock
I'm really digging the painted wheels,
Back in the old days, there were these things called 'wheel covers'. They were similar to hub caps, but covered the entire wheel.
:-)
Thank you for referring to them as 'wheels' and not 'rims'. The rim is a part of a wheel, not the whole thing.
Scroll?!
Pffft. Lissen here, kid, there's this thing we old-timers use...it's called control-F.
NOW GIT OFFA MY LAWN!
(just search for "id", quotes and all)
/humor #oppositelock
That. Is. Awesome.
I don't much care I'm not using the phrase above, correctly. #oppositelock
The Subie is what you need.
Sure, kinda plain, but better than walkin'. #oppositelock
It's funny, I sometimes notice people don't post anymore, Papercutninja is one of them, but it's been a good while, however, I never knew you could look at the code and see how long people'd been here.
My apologies for the crap sentence structure. Not much sleep last night due to mango habanero and spicy garlic boneless 'wings' and a few tall Rahr Iron Thistles at BW3, last night.
There are food/beverage combos Gaviscon cannot aid with. This is one of them, I've learned. #oppositelock
Watched TG UK Friday evening.
I. Am. Miffed.
I missed Hammond being at TMS! That's just down the freeway from where I work!
Damn. It.
Those three guys are in the very small group of famous people I'd like to meet. Most, I could not care less about, but these three... #oppositelock
That's painful.
263783. I spend too much time here, but it's better than the alternative.
We should all change our screen name to the user ID. Just tease Nibbles... #oppositelock
Oregon forest road, diesel fuel spill, said spill was covered by cement dust (intentionally applied), I couldn't see it, low-sided out only couple month old GL1800 ABS (wife was with me, unfortunately), then the road turned, we couldn't, high-sided into a snowmelt-swollen river full of rocks and class 5+ rapids after about a 20' drop.
Not a scratch on me, save for the three compound fractures. My wife, no road rash but she got got good by a couple of sharp rocks.
I broke 15 bones, her a dozen. Let me tell you, there were times for a couple of years afterward during which death would have been a more desirable option.
Do I regret riding? Not at all. I regret going out that day, but my crystal ball was in the shop.
Cool!
I'm glad you took a class. When you get a machine, PLEASE take an MSF course. I've had two of them, and the advanced class had me trusting my machine/tires/skills to a degree I did not think was possible.
FWIW, I have a slew of titanium in me. My pelvis x-rays look like an erector set gone wrong.
Wait...that doesn't read properly. Erector...gone wrong...never mind.
Oh, and the ankle-to-knee, diameter of a normal finger rod in my left leg, no more screws...they broke... I lost the hardware I kept after it was removed. Doc's assistant tossed what they took out of my right elbow, and that irks me. My wife and I were going to make 'art' out of what they removed over time.
I still have enough titanium in me for a 4-cylinder valvetrain.
The nice thing is, it doesn't set of newer metal detectors, unless they're cranked up pretty high.
and about 0.7 seconds after this pic, there was much more happening, I'd wager. #oppositelock
If this had doors and A/C, it'd be my commuter vehicle. #oppositelock
I'm with you. The LM002 certainly qualifies, as does pretty much any Range Rover.
I've off-roaded a Mercedes sedan, my wife's RX300 has had one rear wheel airborne, intentionally, and I even gently off-roaded my old '73 Coupe deVille.
I still want a '98 5.9L, though. I'm a masochist, I guess. #oppositelock
Wait, Terry Crews as in the guy from Everyone Hates Chris?
That guy is pretty humorous. I'm guessing the Li is Jet Li. Have no clue who Couture is.
Dolph, I could do without. Same with Van Damme. #oppositelock
My first car, a 1967 Dodge A-108 passenger van, was my first dream car project.
Before it ran, I sanded most of it, primered here and there, did a bunch of non-mechanical stuff to it.
Then, once my father honored his promise to have the 318 rebuilt, I started on the mechanical aspect.
A Jalop was born.
In retrospect, it's a wonder nobody ever confronted him about having a dead vehicle in the driveway for several years. Was a nice neighborhood...though it wasn't all that obvious the truck was there.
