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I am one of few that I personally know that apparently just missed getting the real ID version at my last renewal. The good news is that they should have digital copies of everything they need from my last renewal. The bad news is that they sold the concept of license supercenters on reduced...

Coconuts?

Should have seen the love bugs down around Madisonville and College Station a couple of years ago. My white truck came back from a weekend trip almost black.

These could certainly explain why sometimes the easement trimming can leave behind such a mess. Part of the driveway at my parents weekend place has a 7KV line overhead, and occasionally they have to get out and move cut branches to the sides before they can get up the driveway. Wish I had...

With that with a truck like that, you could drive barefoot, and give someone the middle toe :D

That first photo, aside from the shift pattern, is from a roughly 2000 Audi TT. Not sure how much earlier/later was identical. 6 speed was the most you could get.

Last time my wife was looking at a job offer, I looked through my linked in contacts, and found two that I had previously worked with at a good company. They now worked where my wife was looking, and I would not otherwise have realized landed there. So she had a couple inside leads to find out...

Was that actually on camera stabilization? Or a video editing effect that was applied? I’ve always been of the impression that the jello effect was post processing issues.

Those of us with “reasons”(tm) for too many vehicles self selected to answer first, and create peer pressure for the “sane” (patent pending) to stay away from the thread. :D

The way you described that truck, I would think stuff would start breaking around 400 HP, and it might burst into flames just seeing a 600+ nameplate.

Quite annoying that the ballast bypass LED conversion bulb companies can’t agree which way to feed the 4 pins.

Truck 8 Daily driver 8 Airport beater 6 Garage queen 4 Wife’s SUV 6 Boat 8 (2 x 1.1L I4 10,000 RPM screamers) Lawnmower 1 Or 41 unless I am forgetting something. Dad may have an edge: In town: Truck 8 Daily driver 6 Mom’s car 6 In town mower 1 On the 22 acre weekend place: Spare truck 8...

WD 40 is a better parts cleaner than lubricant. And usually those fan motors have lifetime oil impregnated bearings. I suggest that if the system is now cooling with that fan spinning, go look up any part numbers on that motor and order a new one. This one may only have hours or weeks left.

Just took a second look, and one of those is a 35/5 I would still go with a 80 and a separate 5, if you can find them.

So the 80/5 suggests it may have come with a single can that had an 80 for the compressor, and a 5 for the fan. Note that these are run capacitors. A start cap is only in circuit for a few seconds at start to give extra starting torque, and will burn up if pressed into continuous use as a run...

Don’t forget, a table is required for that transaction.

Since I derailed from software development to network, then firewalls fairly early in my career, I was paid for a lot more hours of writing FORTRAN while a student, than hours of C after graduation. But I made a heck of a lot more for the C.

Sinclair ZX-81, C64, a PC XT clone, with a 50 megabyte HDD, that inflation adjusted cost, the HDD alone was more than an iPhone XS, and the iPhone not just computes circles around the XT clone, but stores 5,000 times as much data.

You sign it over to me, and I’ll “refund” your $75. :D