Wally said:
True story: The breaker kept popping when the test pilots cycled the landing gear on the XB-70. The engineers figured out that they needed to bypass the terminal with a jumper. Pilot Joe Cotton saved a 750 mil (5.5 bil. in today's money) aircraft from destruction with a paperclip.
Pot metal towers?
My inner 12 year old made me take this.
Dagon*Con was this weekend. I wasn't able to go, but I've been following the news feed. The professional costumes are always amazing (and should be). Sometimes the homebrew ones manage to be very well done, too.
As I work on the Passat for the third day I thought i’d share this image with you. Rotors are 345mm diameter and 30mm thick and weigh just over 26 lbs each.
car has gotten new control arms, ball joints, struts, end link, pads, oil, filter, transmission fluid and filter. I’m about done!!
first day of preschool.
With that attitude, she'll do fine. Or maybe spend some time here:
Always get references on your contractor.
In reply to Brett_Murphy :
You can say that again..
This has me speculating about used FoRS prices....
In reply to ultraclyde :
What is it??
In reply to Donebrokeit :
A "re-imagined" Lancia Delta Integrale from Italian company Automobili Amos. Basically, a normal Lancia that got gutted and turned into a tribute that they want to charge $350k for. Jalop Link
or...at least it's a rendering of one....
Donebrokeit said:
I saw the second from rear car in person - special Corvette concept joint venture with Reynolds Metals & GM, aluminum body, mid engine, beautiful!!!
It's my favorite of all of these.. .the rest look like they're trying too hard, it almost has a Ferrari look to it. Elegant.
914Driver said:Pot metal towers?
Northeast PA potholes?
Saw an X1/9 do that once and popped open the engine cover.
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