xzzy posted:

You guys aren't thinking electricity.. they're gonna have jacob's ladder and tesla coils.

Powershift posted:

a jacobs ladder spoiler on an electric car would be tits.

and a4 giant gently caress-off plasma plates grafted onto the hoodwheels

Powershift posted:

a jacobs ladder spoiler on an electric car would be tits.

and a giant gently caress-off plasma plate grafted onto the hood

Snowdens Secret posted:

Take it to the logical conclusion

Fucknag posted:

No good for electric cars. Mr Fusion just powers the time circuitry and the hover unit, the car still needs gasoline to run.

Powershift posted:

And oil. let's not forget it's a delorean afterall.

Fucknag posted:

No good for electric cars. Mr Fusion just powers the time circuitry and the hover unit, the car still needs gasoline to run.

KoRMaK posted:

That's bullshit. Rick had some old poo poo or something. Mr Fusion could definitely power a car for at least 60 miles on one banana peel. Probably like 500 on a used condom.

atomicthumbs posted:

Good luck finding enough copper wire to build a motor in the Old West after it's all been stolen to sell for cowboy meth

quote:

selling my diesel mk2

very tidy interior and exterior(left rear door lets it down)
car is a higher spec with electric windows,air con and power steering

currently runs poorly due to leaky injection pump(makes car very smokey)i have a good pump to go with car thou.also needs little adjustment in gearbox linkages.and it has a oil leak which i haven t bothered tracking down yet.

roof racks in photos already sold and has a golf front end back on it

can come with p slot wheels yellowspeed coilovers and jetta front for extra.

Slavvy posted:

Pretty sure the cowboys would just smell the irishness of the car and lynch you on principle anyway.

edit: Jesus


Completely exposed cambelt lmao

Anphear posted:

And the 1L oil bottle tucked up on the firewall.

xzzy posted:

You guys aren't thinking electricity.. they're gonna have jacob's ladder and tesla coils.

quote:

The Deliverator's car has enough potential energy packed into its batteries to fire a pound of bacon into the Kuiper Belt. Unlike a bimbo box or a Burb beater, the Deliverator's car unloads that power through gaping, gleaming, polished sphincters. When the Deiverator puts the hammer down, poo poo happens. You want to talk contact patches? Your car's tires have tiny contact patches, talk to the asphalt in four places the size of your tongue. The Deliverator's car has big sticky tires with contact patches the size of a fat lady's thighs. The Deliverator is in touch with the road, starts like a bad day, stops on a peseta.

[...]

His car is an invisible black lozenge, just a dark place that reflects the tunnel of franchise signs-the loglo. A row of orange lights burbles and chums across the front, where the grille would be if this were an air-breathing car. The orange light looks like a gasoline fire. It comes in through people's rear windows, bounces off their rearview mirrors, projects a fiery mask across their eyes, reaches into their subconscious, and unearths terrible fears of being pinned, fully conscious, under a detonating gas tank, makes them want to pull over and let the Deliverator overtake them in his black chariot of pepperoni fire.

Bajaha posted:

Ricer culture is adapting to the new tech on the market. I wonder what will fill the fart-canon shaped hole in a ricers heart with an electric/hybrid vehicle.

MrYenko posted:

Pictures like that make me glad I live in South Florida. That rust is loving unreal.

atomicthumbs posted:

~german ingenuity~

kastein posted:

No seriously, what the gently caress?

Dear god it is actually OEM. Not only that, the front diff is part of the oil pan yet driven by an external driveshaft, and the front diff is tilted so the CVs don't see even close to the same angles at ride height. I guess it doesn't matter, but what the gently caress, really?

MrYenko posted:

Pictures like that make me glad I live in South Florida. That rust is loving unreal.

MrYenko posted:

Pictures like that make me glad I live in South Florida. That rust is loving unreal.

SanitysEdge posted:

Thats just surface rust. Bad rust is when the metal looks like swiss cheese.

HotCanadianChick posted:

You salt-coasters who think that's ok terrify me with the thought that you think that's safe or drivable.

kastein posted:

kastein posted:

No seriously, what the gently caress?

Dear god it is actually OEM. Not only that, the front diff is part of the oil pan yet driven by an external driveshaft, and the front diff is tilted so the CVs don't see even close to the same angles at ride height. I guess it doesn't matter, but what the gently caress, really?

kastein posted:

No seriously, what the gently caress?

Dear god it is actually OEM. Not only that, the front diff is part of the oil pan yet driven by an external driveshaft, and the front diff is tilted so the CVs don't see even close to the same angles at ride height. I guess it doesn't matter, but what the gently caress, really?

Geoj posted:

Why is it so hard for engineering professors to teach their students that just because it's technically possible to do something like that doesn't mean that you should?

Geirskogul posted:

So loving 80's it hurts

Professor Bling posted:

Have fun realizing our roads are much worse because of freezing cycles and that that rust undergoes more stress than you'd think.


It's fine, really. Just surface rust. If the car had an oil leak maybe it wouldn't be as bad.

ratbert90 posted:

This picture is magical.

It looks like a engineering student's wet dream while high on pcp.

Geoj posted:

Why is it so hard for engineering professors to teach their students that just because it's technically possible to do something like that doesn't mean that you should?