In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :
Got this one out of storage to drive for a few days before I start preparing it to sell. I shouldn't have started driving it again.
Marelli makes radiators in Japan, apparently.
In reply to RonnieFnD :
What's the story on that?!
Daughter in law used my photo of 18 month grandkid and Ian on my R-90 and printed it on a sweatshirt for Ian's birthday.
I don't have words for this, please let me hear yours. It was like a dark ages costume pool noodle fight?
In reply to RonnieFnD :
"Larp-ing"
larp is live action role play/nerds hitting each other with pool noodles.
In reply to TJL (Forum Supporter) :
At least they are outside doing something I guess
Found a tube tv in my shops 3rd floor so I did this:
Bushido Blade on PS1 and then I did this:
mini Nintendo.
This might be the best pic ever. I'm just getting called up at Daytona so my daughter throws the fist bump because she knows what's up. Tane managed to be snapping a photo right at that moment. Tane is the bro, love that guy.
In reply to RonnieFnD :
Tane is awesome–always a pleasure seeing him.
And a little behind the scenes (BTS, as the cool kids say) from Saturday’s shoot.
Also, woot, Spec Corolla!
Someone loves smelling the Spanish moss.
#stuffIseeincars
Canadian market Silverado rolled in today
It had an importer decal on it next to the info decal on the door jamb. I wonder if they actually had to do anything to Federalize it other than get the proper paperwork from GM saying that it met EPA and DOT regs.
I have worked on a Canadian Fiero (a manual trans 2M6) that merely had numbers stickered over the metric speedometer to roughly where 25, 50, and 75mph were. On the outside cover, not the speedometer itself, for extra parallax error.
(I'm like, 40 is 25, 80 is 50, figure out the rest in between, yeah? On the other hand I also remember when speed limit signs were marked in both measuring systems)
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