Horsepower cuts embarass Asians

"Joseph Camel?" Joe Camel? R-i-i-g-ht.[/QUOTE]

Good catch.

 

Sorry, it rains in Arizona.

 

Sorry, it rains in Arizona.

 

Well, there is SOME relationship. Some of the stuff in the post starts
out the same as a passage in the article, but quickly diverges in a
very amusing way.

 

Well, there is SOME relationship. Some of the stuff in the post starts
out the same as a passage in the article, but quickly diverges in a
very amusing way.

 

Well, you're entitled to your opinion, but its kinda funny that at the
same time you admit you know virtually nothing about your truck, and
even scarier that you say you don't care.

But I hope you're advertising your penis length correctly. (Wondering
if Toyota and Honda have been caught in delusions they're John
Holmes.)

Ignoring, of course, the fact that GM and Ford do.

Faith is an interesting thing....

 

Well, you're entitled to your opinion, but its kinda funny that at the
same time you admit you know virtually nothing about your truck, and
even scarier that you say you don't care.

But I hope you're advertising your penis length correctly. (Wondering
if Toyota and Honda have been caught in delusions they're John
Holmes.)

Ignoring, of course, the fact that GM and Ford do.

Faith is an interesting thing....

 

That is not how I read the article. GM and Ford are only testing new
powerplants, for the most part, according to the article. Toyota and Honda
tested everything.

 

That is not how I read the article. GM and Ford are only testing new
powerplants, for the most part, according to the article. Toyota and Honda
tested everything.

 

Sure does, but without salt rust just doesn't appear except on the exhaust
system. I worked with a guy who restored old Fords (no accounting for
taste!) in Phoenix and sold them to out-of-staters. They were all from the
50s and 60s and didn't have a trace of body rust, which made them very
desirable... although I never figured out the attraction for a car with
vacuum operated wipers and four wheel drum brakes.

Mike

 

Sure does, but without salt rust just doesn't appear except on the exhaust
system. I worked with a guy who restored old Fords (no accounting for
taste!) in Phoenix and sold them to out-of-staters. They were all from the
50s and 60s and didn't have a trace of body rust, which made them very
desirable... although I never figured out the attraction for a car with
vacuum operated wipers and four wheel drum brakes.

Mike

 

Someone needs to explain that to the folks at Nissan.

 

Someone needs to explain that to the folks at Nissan.

 

The Budd Conestogas were built from *stainless* steel. And they
were welded, not riveted.

 

The Budd Conestogas were built from *stainless* steel. And they
were welded, not riveted.

 

I have a fond memory of my father out in the pouring rain, cutting off the
end of the vaccuum hose connected to the wipers in a 57 Ford wagon, so he
could get them working again.

 

I have a fond memory of my father out in the pouring rain, cutting off the
end of the vaccuum hose connected to the wipers in a 57 Ford wagon, so he
could get them working again.

 

Didn't Budd have a patent on shot welding? We have some Silverliner III
trainsets still running around here. They're older than I am.

Doug

 

Didn't Budd have a patent on shot welding? We have some Silverliner III
trainsets still running around here. They're older than I am.

Doug

 

I lived in the SF bay area for 9 years. For the most part, cars with rust
were from out of state....like the one I brought in from NJ........