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Bloodhound wrote: 20 Apr 2022, 15:12

Troubadour wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 10:45 I've never driven it, but I think this is the best car:

Looks like a darn fine huntin' rig there!

I’ll bet you see those all the time up in the mountains, huh.

JimVH wrote: 20 Apr 2022, 16:52

Bloodhound wrote: 20 Apr 2022, 15:12

Troubadour wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 10:45 I've never driven it, but I think this is the best car:

Looks like a darn fine huntin' rig there!

I’ll bet you see those all the time up in the mountains, huh.

I'll bet it's awesome loading the dogs into one of those after a fun day chasing seagulls in the tide flats.

It may be cliche, but I do dream of someday building a Shelby 427 Cobra kit in royal blue.

joegoat wrote: 21 Apr 2022, 23:50 It may be cliche, but I do dream of someday building a Shelby 427 Cobra kit in royal blue.

Two words:
Factory Five Racing

The correct answer is
1, no
2, yes
3, no

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T3MgIRUwj0

FredS wrote: 22 Apr 2022, 06:51

joegoat wrote: 21 Apr 2022, 23:50 It may be cliche, but I do dream of someday building a Shelby 427 Cobra kit in royal blue.

Two words:
Factory Five Racing

I've looked at them

This is more my thing...



Minus the surf board...

Troubadour wrote: 30 Apr 2022, 15:41 I was wondering what the most extensive car repair anyone has done by hand?

Years ago I did a fuel pump change on an old car (among other repairs) using a Hayne's manual and some online guides, and felt pretty proud of myself. If the need arose, I'd consider attempting an automatic transmission change, but I'm not entirely confident I could do one without taking it to a shop.

I was not mechanically inclined when I was young and driving old broken stuff, so everything I attempted was extensive at first. Water pumps, starters, carb rebuilds, brakes and bearings, etc.

My cars are all out of warranty now and I’m more afraid of debt than I am car repairs, so I’m slowly easing back into shade tree stuff. I doubt I’ll take on any big jobs myself, though.

On a side note, engineers put pollution control sensors in some really bizarre places.