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Finger Prince posted:
Tracks make everything better. None of your "logic" or "video evidence" will convince me otherwise.
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I wonder if you got that thing up to speed in the snow how much of the rooster tail would end up end up packed around your dick.
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xzzy posted:I wonder if you got that thing up to speed in the snow how much of the rooster tail would end up end up packed around your dick. You could answer the question "you ever taken it in the dirt?" with "yes, and yes."
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Seat Safety Switch posted:She also had a custom short-wheelbase Mercedes. Yeah, and massive internal hemorrhaging.
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wesleywillis posted:Yeah, and massive internal hemorrhaging.
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xzzy posted:I wonder if you got that thing up to speed in the snow how much of the rooster tail would end up end up packed around your dick.  
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Finger Prince posted:
Man, you gotten muscle that thing around. MonkeyNutZ posted:Chrysler put the tracks in the right spot at least Much better. Though I get the "it climbs things" aspect of the Mercier, it just makes literally everything else more difficult. Spotted these beauties on the road Saturday:   Sorry about the potato phone. It was on my dash mount navigating at the time. That Li'l Red Express sounded pretty healthy.
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guys today i remembered having a 6' poster of this car on my wall as a kid. next to the other massive poster of a countach  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ETPoc2aSbM
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sneakyfrog posted:guys today i remembered having a 6' poster of this car on my wall as a kid. next to the other massive poster of a countach I had that "learn to draw cars" book as a kid and I remember spending a lot of time on the side profile of that car. The future could have been so cool. Brb buying a lottery ticket.
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sneakyfrog posted:guys today i remembered having a 6' poster of this car on my wall as a kid. next to the other massive poster of a countach I saw a vector driving in rush hour traffic in Austin, maybe 8-9 years ago. It burned down not long after my sighting.
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Fifty Three posted:Uncool. Those Mercedes have a big glovebox it turns out... you can fit a Princess in one
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sneakyfrog posted:guys today i remembered having a 6' poster of this car on my wall as a kid. next to the other massive poster of a countach Hahha omg yes. Everything about this. I especially love the early era flight readout style dash.
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Professor of Cats posted:Hahha omg yes. Everything about this. I especially love the early era flight readout style dash.
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Professor of Cats posted:Hahha omg yes. Everything about this. I especially love the early era flight readout style dash. And that's why they were called Vector Aeromotive.
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sneakyfrog posted:guys today i remembered having a 6' poster of this car on my wall as a kid. next to the other massive poster of a countach Vector wanted to sue Nissan of Australia as one of the trim levels of the small Pulsar car sold in Australia was the Vector. Considering the Vector wasn't sold in Australia, it didn't really make much sense.
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As much sense as using a 3spd auto and slapping a CD stacker into the dash I guess.
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LARGE CANVAS SACK HOLE FOR HEAD GROMMETS Some great selling points there.
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I wonder how many c clamps were left sprinkled on the highway.
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It's hard to advertise an outside of the car sack for your unruly child. Goat is much easier.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:It's hard to advertise an outside of the car sack for your unruly child. Goat is much easier. They gave no fucks back in the day. 
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xzzy posted:They gave no fucks back in the day.
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Disgruntled Bovine posted:LARGE CANVAS SACK This is exactly my old Tinder profile.
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InitialDave posted:Of all the places you could put an infant in a 1950s car in the event of an accident, that's quite possibly one of the more survivable ones. If you squint at the edges it's hooked on the windows.
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InitialDave posted:Of all the places you could put an infant in a 1950s car in the event of an accident, that's quite possibly one of the more survivable ones. I was literally thinking the exact same thing
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Disgruntled Bovine posted:LARGE CANVAS SACK I have goats. These are indeed bonuses.
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Rhyno posted:This is exactly my old Tinder profile. lmao
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xzzy posted:I wonder how many c clamps were left sprinkled on the highway. I have previously had discussions about the correct name for these clamps, but when holding a Goat it is definitely a G-clamp.
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 Found at a thrift store for $8. 4" (nominal) post for scale -- the piston is 4.25" wide. Has code:They also had several others of varying sizes with little clocks in the conrod end for $15, that was cute, but I prefer brake rotors and gears for car-parts clocks. Edit:  That explains how it ended up in a thrift store, I guess. Presumably fragged by one of its brothers. Mopar 440? I'll have my Chrysler-dealership parts-desk guy see if he can look it up tomorrow (do they still sell 440 pistons?), but, idk how its 4.32" bore is measured, seems about right given ring gap. Chillbro Baggins fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Apr 20, 2018 |
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Chillbro Baggins posted:Found at a thrift store for $8. 4" (nominal) post for scale -- the piston is 4.25" wide. Has
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MonkeyNutZ posted:The GM 8.1L Vortec is 494 cubic inches with a 4.25" bore, seems like the obvious candidate. Ah, newer than I've heard of. "Bore" is piston diameter, not accounting for rings? Has a lot more skirt and dish that GIS shows for ... any of the possibilities.
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Bore is the diameter of the cylinders themselves. The pistons are tyen sized to the bore. Also check a 454 and a cadillac 500ci motor. And a ford 460ci motor.
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Powershift posted:It's a buick 455 I completely blanked on the 455s, despite seeing the Roadkill extra of Freiburger explaining the difference. I did guess Ford 460, and Chevy 454 after googling, but apparently didn't edit it in. But that's it exactly (well, minus a bit of fouling.) So not only do I have a giant piston, I have a somewhat rare giant piston. Neat. Edit: Appears to be a '74 model, from the other photos I can find on GIS showing the face. Chillbro Baggins fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Apr 20, 2018 |
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 It's faster than 99.9% of the times I've played it on a video game and 100% more controlled
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