bentwrench wrote:Wall-e wrote:What kind of pea shooter is that? A pistol round carbine?
Bullpup, dunno if 5.56 vs 7.62, leaning towards freedom-sized.
bentwrench wrote:Wall-e wrote:What kind of pea shooter is that? A pistol round carbine?
Bullpup, dunno if 5.56 vs 7.62, leaning towards freedom-sized.
SnowMongoose wrote:bentwrench wrote:Bullpup, dunno if 5.56 vs 7.62, leaning towards freedom-sized.Wall-e wrote:What kind of pea shooter is that? A pistol round carbine?
That's a Brit with a SA80. 5.56x45.
Edelbrock’s LS3 cross-ram intake manifold looks like it's off a Ferrari:
nderwater wrote: Edelbrock’s LS3 cross-ram intake manifold looks like it's off a Ferrari:
That's Sexy !
In reply to nderwater:
I'm picturing that in the back of a Pantera with 180 degree headers on it.
slefain wrote:
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Fondly recall the days when that might have been true.
bentwrench wrote:Wall-e wrote:What kind of pea shooter is that? A pistol round carbine?
I was thinking tavor but was wrong, they're .556 (use ar mags). Isrealli military uses em, and so do a fair amount of others iirc.
nderwater wrote: Edelbrock’s LS3 cross-ram intake manifold looks like it's off a Ferrari:
I want that thing, now. Looks awesomer than the BXR manifold for 5.0 Mustangs.
For some reason, people didn't want to spend $2500 in 1990s money for an intake manifold, so the BXR never took off.
(If you're wondering where the distributor is... well, that's part of why it was so expensive. The BXR did not come with that neat belt drive distributor, it came with a waste spark ignition system, and this was before the Explorer made that a junkyardable thing)
https://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/d/down-sizing-the-heard/6272874858.html
Seller said: Way to many cars...need mental relief.... Cash is King.... possible trade for something needed. Could use commercial grade zero turn mower, inclosed trailer, motorcycle with sidecar US/UK no Japanese please, boom sticks are fun, no boat's. Local trades only no funny numbers or help selling. Not going any lower in price. 1928 roadster-$4500 1955 studie-$5500 1965 Ranchero-$3500. NO BOATS NO CARS take all for less
That's not a pad deal for the Ranchero. The punk rock stickers seal the deal.
id really like the ranchero... would be the perfect daily.
New Ferrari
I can only see one thing.
Superfast is still the best name ever put on a car. Also a Ferrari with tail fins.
Testing Flikr account:
A classic (this photo has made it around a the internet a bit):
I see your motion, and counter with my 3 wheel motion.
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