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>>17769245
I think it's disgusting to let the lower part of your ass hang out.

That's fine, I don't want my dick to fall off from disease.

I don't want ass stains in my iQ.

She looks 50 years old, fucking disgusting

>Please, no comments about my wife.
If you're not selling her, why'd you put her in Craigslist?

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>>17766714
you are GAY.

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E39 and a TT

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>>17764871

If you have a 1967-2012 ford and want to know what you're vehicle was from factory here is a resource I found : http://www.martiauto.com/martireports.cfm
I'll be getting this for my truck when I have some cash saved up. These people are licensed by Ford so all info provided is official.

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I was bored, so I totalled the options for my Lincoln.

Base price: $13,067
Leather trim/full vinyl roof: $1,809
Power Glass Moonroof: $1,088
Right-Hand Remote Control Mirror: $39
Power Lumbar Seat (Driver's Side Only): $113
Tilt Steering Wheel: $81
Cruise Control: $140
Power Lock Group: $121
Power Vent Windows: $95
AM/FM Stereo Search with Quad-8 Tape Player: $407
40-Channel Citizen's Band Radio with Multi-Band Power Antenna: $321
Interval-Select Wipers: $40
Headlamp Convenience Group: $140
Illuminated Entry System: $65
Dual Wide Band White Sidewall Tires: $54
Conventional Spare Tire: $40

Total cost new: $17,620.00; or adjusted for inflation: $63,149.77

Good news is i got the camaro back together and it no longer leaks oil! (Still burns some but im picking my battles).

....but now the new water pump is puking water out of the left gasket... i threw in the towel and took it to a shop for them to deal with it (and to check my work while they have everything pulled off again).

I told my coworker to check the oil while i filled it up... he proceeded to rip the stick tube from the block... stuck it back in with a healthy glob of permatex and hope it doesnt cause any problems.

Part of me never wants to deal with this PoS again... the other part wants to keep it out of pure stubborness and spite.

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>>17756496
>>17756495
stop right now you nigger

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>>17756450
>great-wall-motors-confirms-intent-to-purchase-jeep-brand
>great wall motors
what in the flying fuck is this?
what cars do they even make m8s?

>>17756516
GW Motors
Haven't you heard? The W is for Wumbo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Wall_Motors

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On first glance it seems really intelligent because each traffic light only has two sequences anymore and everything else being merges or yields.

However you could've just as well built two roundabouts, or even a single big one if you need to build two bridges anyway.

>>17787291
too complex when a roundabout achieves the same fucking objectives

>>17787291
i think outside of america it could work

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Yeah because millennials earn enough to buy or finance a Rolls Royce.

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>>17787170
hmmmmmm, looks familiar

>>17787170
Finance a rolls? Are you high?

Egoboost

>>17786741
Pathetic.

some kind of autonomous driving apparatus

They have to make up the humiliation of Losing a World War

>>17786657
The philosophy of the countries towards design and manufacturing have not changed.
Japan likes to make things lighter to maximize power to weight, and to use as few resources as possible
Germany prefers quality over quantity to an extreme degree, and will seek novel solutions to problems they (sometimes) create for themselves
Italy prefers style over reliability and will build things with a typical flair
The US and UK, on the other hand, build things that work, to a degree, but build them in such large quantities that they massively outnumber their opponents.

Comfort makes lazy, and the allies were comfortable winners. There was no need for them to improve. Meanwhile the axis had to come back from devestation, and they overtook the allies in the process.

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yes

>>17786408
>4+overdrive
So 5 gears.

>4speed
makes me want to die

>>17786342
just get a mustang gt.

>>17786363
17k more expensive than the STi, even the Ecoboost one is 4k more expensive.

Also I don't dig the styling.

>>17786342
I'm having the same dilemma. Honestly the only thing you can do is test drive both and pick the better experience.

>>17786264
Death grips is garbage.

>>17786264
Motorcycles have very accessible oil filler caps. Go nuts. And always use more than enough to clog the filter so the rest goes through the bypass valve. I have made more than one loud fucking harley mysteriously break this way.

Cars?

Just crawl under there and drain the oil out. If you don't have the time to do it without getting caught you didn't have the time to do ANYTHING without getting caught.

>>17786264
If you have a quarrel with someone, don't destroy their car to get revenge, massive waste of money and a good car. Sabotage the persons house instead.

>>17786128
No that's a truck.

>>17786128
TALC
(Arguably the softest material on earth Google said)

>>17786188
Yeah but the dick after looking

>>17786015
I guarantee you it gushes oil. Look at the driveway! Bad headgaskets, that's like a $1500 plus job on these cars.

>>17786015

Bad, or likely to go bad soon head gaskets

Leaks and uses oil

Probably been overheated atleast once

Taken offroad because >Muh AWD

There is a reason they only want $1500 for it

>>17786015

theres 10,000 of use here in Alberta both JDM and LHD. either can be had for $2000 because the LHD ones blow headgaskets like mad and JDM ones blow turbos and headgaskets like nothing

for $1500 id buy it if you want it but expect to do a HG job eventually

>>17786012
I have one of those plastic carry cases from sears that the tools came in.

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I have this harbor freight 44" toolbox. Works great for me. Pretty good quality considering the price.
Not sure how good it'd be for a professional mechanic but for the hobbyist like myself it's great.

I also have a couple craftsman boxes that are a bit older not pictured.

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who here /toolcar/?