Tabbysdaddy

My guess would be that the tow truck driver flipped it back over and then they drove it 700 miles home.

It isn't.

I think a jumping the shark on a motorcycle diorama would be much more interesting.

I also have no way to add pictures.

Yea, no clearance at the one near me.

I guess it's a good thing I changed the wheels on the van.

I was so careful not to break this fitting the first time, not as careful this time. It was an elbow, but I could only find this brass straight fitting. I made it work but I had to redrill the hole because it would have followed the angle of the part it screws in to pointing at the throttle body.

It's closer than it looks. The runway is just to the right.

Had to do callbacks today, so I took the long way around and stopped at Ollie's. This was the only thing they had that I wanted.

Those knock sensors I got online are no good, even though they're supposed to be AC Delco. I got the wiring harness with them so I repaired the old harness and mounted the old sensors to the head to test them. They're good, the problem was the deteriorated harness. Unfortunately I have to remove the intake manifold again to reinstall them where they're supposed to be.

I wouldn't buy one either.

Two knock sensors on the truck, one is bad. Only a seasoned mechanic can tell which one.

Yesterday I saw a Starsky and Hutch striped tomato but couldn't get a picture.

I didn't do anything, never even logged out or got logged out and I'm still here.

I have two of those kits, the lowrider version and the donk version. I want to use them to build two cars I've owned, a '78 Coupe Deville and an '84 Buick Electra.

Saw this at Home Depot earlier:

I've had these for years and haven't been able to bring myself to throw them away. They're neat to thumb through when I want a blast from the past.

I removed the rack from the old work truck. I have to shorten it two inches to fit on the new truck. Last weekend I fixed the reverse lights, and scrubbed a lot of old coffee and soda from the front carpet while hosing it out.

"It's not for sale." "I'm going to fix it up someday."

The Revell '93 S10 has a TBI 4.3.

Now you've seen a real one. I work in this neighborhood on occasion and I've seen this sitting in the same spot for years, always wanted to ask about it to buy it. Now that I'm working on the house next door to it they finally did something with it. They had a locksmith make keys for it, they fixed the flat tires and they put a tag on it.

Front mounted spare: Which I'm assuming is unpopular because my truck is the only one in a very long time I've seen it on.

I like the Camaros better.

Use the optional hood, and paint it primer gray like it's a fiberglass hood.

I saw this house, taking up two of the three lanes and no escorts to help: