The Official 2nd Gen RAM Forum OT thread
#1961
The full car was rolled up and I removed the wheels. We rolled the shell on by pulling it with a tractor, after which it was pushed from behind. If you go back a couple of pages on that thread in the VW forum, you'll find where I had two shells loaded onto the trailer that I did by myself. My only help was gravity, chain, and knowing how to use physics
#1964
I also plan on getting into wood working. I used to do a lot of that when I was a teen, and it's easier/cleaner than being a grease monkey.
#1965
i wasnt crying because theyre rusty old crap cars......i was just figuring that you couldve gotten more money out of it..... when you go to eureka springs do you take i 40 and cut up at ozark?
#1966
when you go to eureka springs do you take i 40 and cut up at ozark?
#1967
well the guy who bought my truck had a 3 and a half hour drive in it to his house (it is NOT fit to drive but he wanted to try). he got about 50 km's from his house and lost the head gasket . Glad i didn't try to put it on the road... also glad he doesn't need the motor out of it.
#1969
Nice. I remember bringing that into one of my physics class a ways back. Good times.
I don't know why people have problems with the metric system. The only reason I haven't adopted it is because when I say it's 26* outside everyone looks at me like I'm nutters.
Honestly, who wouldn't want to deal with a system where 0* is freezing and 100* is boiling point of water?
The volumes I adopted a long time ago, but I still get looks when I spout off about it.
I don't know why people have problems with the metric system. The only reason I haven't adopted it is because when I say it's 26* outside everyone looks at me like I'm nutters.
Honestly, who wouldn't want to deal with a system where 0* is freezing and 100* is boiling point of water?
The volumes I adopted a long time ago, but I still get looks when I spout off about it.
#1970
Nice. I remember bringing that into one of my physics class a ways back. Good times.
I don't know why people have problems with the metric system. The only reason I haven't adopted it is because when I say it's 26* outside everyone looks at me like I'm nutters.
Honestly, who wouldn't want to deal with a system where 0* is freezing and 100* is boiling point of water?
The volumes I adopted a long time ago, but I still get looks when I spout off about it.
I don't know why people have problems with the metric system. The only reason I haven't adopted it is because when I say it's 26* outside everyone looks at me like I'm nutters.
Honestly, who wouldn't want to deal with a system where 0* is freezing and 100* is boiling point of water?
The volumes I adopted a long time ago, but I still get looks when I spout off about it.
True story -- The US tried to adopt the Metric system as far back as the early 1880's. Conversion is so much easier when moving the decimal up or down the number.
Americans who complain about the Metric system are complete *****.