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Here's an interesting article about a guy that turns one into a 1959 Dodge convertible. He wanted a '59 Dodge 'vert, but they're extremely rare and $$$$. He noticed the 880 shares a lot of similarities with the Forward Look era cars. Worth the read: MARCH 2021: THE ORIGINAL TRANSFORMER—A 1964...

If your Zip Code exceeds your post count, you're spending too much time on your cars. :lol:

The Hawker Typhoon's devastating rocket armament was effective against tanks, gun emplacements, buildings and railways. Coastal shipping was another target, including this unfortunate tug caught in the Scheldt estuary in September 1944. In this case the shell splashes from the aircraft's four...

'adequate current availability not voltage'........ There is NO current flow without voltage. And the current that the starter draws is a looooot more than 75 amps, actually several hundred amps when cranking.

It is a weird fact. Skin heals itself, the liver is an amazing organ too for it's ability to repair damage from abuse up to a limit !

Being we were able to read/intercept their secret encrypted communications, that the Japanese arrogantly thought was unbreakable, was the real key in targeting Yamamoto as to time and location for the very low certainty attack. There is a lesson there, IMO.

Fixed. :lol:

...and they KNEW it ahead of time, and they had the stones to do it anyway.

Yep....I know all about that. :lol:

I haven't been to BK since I got my carry permit. They are RABIDLY anti-2A, and I refuse to give them a penny. Which sucks, because their burgers ARE good. But until they wake up and stop being woke...I'll vote with my wallet. CCRKBA EXPANDS ‘DON’T FEED THEM’ LIST OF ANTI-GUN RIGHTS BUSINESSES...

Another outstanding action was when American fighter pilots shot down the bomber that Admiral Yamamoto was in in April 1943. The flying distance was so great they had to use drop tanks to get to where they believed Yamamoto would be. No radar guidance in those days, quite primitive by today's...

Ed Iskenderian is 103 years old.

Nice work! I built a conversion van too, out of a Ram Promaster. I sold it for the cash to build a Roadrunner!

When BK expanded into Illinois in the 1960s, they discovered the name “Burger King” was already trademarked by a small mom-and-pop operation run by the Hoots family in the town of Mattoon. The family sued, and BK responded with their suit, Burger King of Florida, Inc. v. Hoots. The result...

Worth a repost...

I'd really like to have a Whopper but I'm boycotting until they get rid of Biz Markie singing in their TV ads.