Recent content by Dave91TM

Back in the good old days, safety regulations, who needs em? Its simple, don't fall off.

Crude, but effective.

Its a squished bug.

A old friend used to pick us up for hockey in his VW van. Only heat source that worked was a vent at the rear seat. He attached a flexible clothes dryer hose to the vent and whoever rode shotgun also became responsible to hold the hose such that it provided a defrosted front window. The result...

Tales of Volkswagens, everybody has one. Dad bought one for my brother and I to drive. Lesson learned, when your kids get to driving age, get them an I don't care car. No defrost in freezing rain, just open the window and stick yer hand out and scrape. Alternator light on, stop, accelerate flat...

I'm with ya, snowblowers never break unless its -30C and the air around the missus can get pretty chilly at times.

Its been said that he who dies with the most toys wins, I think yer in the lead(LOL)

So , now that Jack Racoon has gone electric, I like to see how it would handle a dump like we just had.

Yep, opened the garage and took it for a run.... the snowblower that is.

If We Can't Fix it, we'll only charge $500 for the site visit and $200 a month for sign rental.

And for the well healed enthusiast, you can have a Jaguar built C Type reproduction for a paltry $2.5 million.

And I didn't even use google.

My guess is 48 or 49 ford grafted to a 90's Taurus wagon

Without AC, which was not available in 54 vettes, it wouldn't take much to overheat the interior. Other than that it does look neat and shows the technology was available to mould complex shapes.

Well ya see..... nuthin' falls outta the box, even if ya leaves the tail gate down.