chit chat thread
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Here’s to another month of waiting for all the brine to be washed away
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Here’s to another month of waiting for all the brine to be washed away
I’m hoping they don’t even bother with the salt down here, it’s friggin pouring right now. Anything they put down would get washed right off.
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Here’s to another month of waiting for all the brine to be washed away
We only got a light dusting, hoping they don't overreact and pour another 2.5 million tons of salt everywhere... I'm ready for riding season dammit!
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the hood on those always reminds me of the lid of a weber grill.
Dan
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What powertrain setup is in that beast? With those wheel and tires on a stock engine it wouldn't have the power to move.
I had an old 65 Bug many many years ago. Carried an ice scraper in the car for "defrosting" the inside of the windshield. RWD plus engine over the rear was a blast to drive in the snow. Replaced an engine by putting cinder blocks under the original, unbolting things, and then lifting the car up and over the engine. Install was the reverse. Fun times.
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Hah! Nadar's rant against Corvair.
The 60s era bugs were "safe" in Europe but not in the US with the behemoths on the road. I remember one night being in the middle lane on the interstate on a sweeping curve and getting passed by a semi on my right and getting blown over one lane into the lane to my left. Just lifted/shifted the car. Fun times.
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What powertrain setup is in that beast? With those wheel and tires on a stock engine it wouldn't have the power to move.
Lightly modded 1.6L. I'm sure it's painfully slow.
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My son and I are starting to make a BMX course in the backyard. I got my wife's scooter running for the season and decided tossing it around the yard for 30 mins or so was a good way to ensure it runs in tip top shape. Here's a quick video my son wanted me to make of the down hill section.
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I built a screened in porch a couple weekends ago and have slowly put some finishing touches on it. Next weekend I'm swapping out the motion light for a normal outdoor light fixture with two GFCI outlets so my wife can continue to decorate as she sees fit. The roof was already existing so all I did was frame it, screen it, build the door and added some finishing trim. This is by far the largest wood project I've done and I'm pretty happy with it. It's not perfect by any means but it's functional. Operation fuck off mosquitos.
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I built a screened in porch a couple weekends ago and have slowly put some finishing touches on it. Next weekend I'm swapping out the motion light for a normal outdoor light fixture with two GFCI outlets so my wife can continue to decorate as she sees fit. The roof was already existing so all I did was frame it, screen it, build the door and added some finishing trim. This is by far the largest wood project I've done and I'm pretty happy with it. It's not perfect by any means but it's functional. Operation fuck off mosquitos.
Damn Pat, Thats looking great!
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Agreed, seemed like an odd space not being screened in from the get go.
Just needed to adopt the southern attitude and throw some couches under that bad boy.
Looks good screened in!
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nice work, did you make it easy to replace the screens? your kid (or dog?) is gonna break one probably in a week.
Dan
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Agreed, seemed like an odd space not being screened in from the get go. Grilling out is gonna be even better.
From the moment we moved in we knew this had to be screened in. I'm excited for the late night bourbon tasting I can do without bugs now!
Just needed to adopt the southern attitude and throw some couches under that bad boy.
Looks good screened in!
Hahaha! I suggested a couch out there and that was quickly shot down and I was called a redneck.
nice work, did you make it easy to replace the screens? your kid (or dog?) is gonna break one probably in a week.
A week lol? Literally the same day I put the screens up, before I had even finished every section, my dog went through not one, but two screens within an hour! She's a 60lb pitbull and so stupid but we lover her. She's now terrified to go near the screens and keeps her zooming to the rest of our yard. My son has been great about it and hasn't put anything threw a screen yet. The screens were stapled and done in sections and to replace a screen is as simple as remove the finisher boards held on with finishing nails then spread the screen. A router would have made the screens easier to install but alas I did not have one.
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Wow, that's cheap for both bumpers! It'll probably cost about the same to wrap the whole car as it would to prep and paint the two bumpers.
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