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I found this at the goodwill outlet where they sell things by weight, so it was $10 with good batteries in it. I had to hunt thru the bins to find one of the detachable speakers in another bin. I ended up modeling and 3D printing the tweet trim. It all works but one deck sounds a little murky...

And a nice Panther in the background.

I noticed that the other day, it seems they finally released the last season of Hot Rod Garage fairly recently. By recently I mean it wasn’t these when I looked a few months ago via the Discovery app on my Roku.

It’s about 50/50 for me. But half of my browsing is also done on a browser that will dispose of cookies etc when I close and restart it, so a very small percentage are allowed and get to live on my computer. The choice to decline them is a relatively recent thing, before that it was just...

I did a lot of patching on my floor with a flux core welder. Some areas were a lap and one area was all butt welded. What helped me a lot with the butt weld was a copper spoon on the underside. If I blew through I could rebuild that area against the spoon seconds after making the hole, it was...

Sure a different world where I mostly have to wonder if they are ok if it gets down to low 30s, maybe high 20s.

I'm having flashbacks to the first time I put gas in my Coronet and discovered the top of the tank was sort of gone

Well it was worth a try, I was skeptical even after having GPT explain it to me

One thing to watch for fi you are on the end of having a company just deal with stuff for you is hidden money. After we signed everything over to a clearance guy someone discovered a bunch of cash that my brother hid in an antique sewing machine. The guy gave me some of it and legally I didn't...

I had to look into that a bit since I always wonder how things like that work, and saw these additional tips, AI generated (except for the last two) so YMMV: Use two bottles instead of one Use a black bowl (absorbs sun heat) Put the bowl on wood or straw, not concrete (concrete sucks heat out...

You are not wrong, many of the ones I have now are because of an ex gf!

If you figure out which group to bribe that will take and not kill them share the info. I'm only 55 so in no hurry but I'm in the same boat with a large motley crew of cats. I have no kids and I'm the youngest sibling so assuming I go last there aren't any guarantees other family members will...

So as long as they know to take care of them the rest is just stuff :p

That's a sensible answer but I'm not a sensible person, also I live in a state that isn't sensible so its not a legal swap here. I really like C4s and there was a period where a ZR1 was my dream car. If I somehow ended up with a crossfire C4 I would want to try a recipe I once saw to make them...

Its nice that you help them out. I still talk a bit online with my dad's ex-gf, who is elderly now and lives in Canada. She sends pics of when she has to shovel her driveway, apparently her son is too busy to come by and do it.

I saw that and went from trying to be manly to "Awwwwww she's holding him!"

I saw the title and thought must be a crossfire car, can’t be more than 16 of those left that run! :lol: I actually think the crossfire setup was kind of neat

My mom was a hoarder, except for a few things we let a junk guy who resells come in and take it all, it covered some final costs. I was bummed that a silly thing I wanted to keep, an old teddy bear my grandmother in Germany sent over to us when I was born got lost in the shuffle. I think about...

I put a cheap WalMart tool cart together, not bad for the money.

I don’t really like cooking, but for a minute had a food based YouTube channel with friends/coworkers. During Covid I made a couple of super lazy chicken enchilada vids, here is one of them.