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>>17355542
This headlights are fucking sex

Do it faggit

>>17355321
I don't miss her anymore. It's been so long since I've had a gf, and I've had a lot of time to reflect.

>>17355342
I don't understand how you can get over HDi FAP. I can't.

Instead of feeling lovesick I began shooting heroin and desu my life is way better now as long as I have the heroin


My dgirl is hot and I am going to eat her ass for half an hour straight before
I deep dick it

Disregard this shit, I fucked up the posting. Let it 404 and find the official CCG

>>17355231
>be me
>2013
>have 1978 Ford Bronco
>have a bi bf whos married
>have his wife cheat on him
>bang her in the back of my bronco
>tfw i will never relive my bf's wife fucking me in the back of a ford bronco again and re-crown me as the alpha male


this sucks man.

>>17355243
>bi bf
>fucks you in the ass
>"bf's wife fucking me", not "me fucking bf's wife"
>still think you're alpha
You're about as delta as they come.
Sounds like the wife is the alpha and your bf is the beta.

There is none, utterly pointless in any car designed in the last 50 years.

>>17355146
Well... What was the point of it, back then?

>>17355165
In a non-syncronized transmission double clutching made the gears speed up or slow down, depending on whether your up or down shifting, so that they would mesh nicely. So no grinding gears. If your good with a crash box you can finesse it while up shifting as everything is slowing down and not have to double clutch, but down shifting it's a requirement to not grind gears.

Trailer equipment option simply move it over to disconnect have fun it in anon those things are /comfy/

Specifically, trailer brake controller. /comfy/ indeed. Used to rent them all the time for work. Enjoy the ecoboost

>>17355148
>>17355185
Thank you

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>>17355115
gm does

>>17355125
I love the Fox News logo just lingering there, but yea, LS engines are dog shit.

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toyoto

Are you sure you're on the right board?

I had an eMachines that my parents bought me for my birthday, it constantly crashed, lagged to shit and ran Windows Vista. I don't ever remember getting rid of it though, even though I can't find it

>>17355103
still better than GM

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>>17355065
As far as resumes go, you can omit some stuff and polish some other stuff, but flat out lying about something major like that is very likely come back to bite you in the ass sooner or later. Even more so if you need to come here and ask.

Present yourself with a good attitude and eagerness to learn. Find some way to prove what you know and go forward with that.

But I'm the sorta guy who puts up honest ads and a reasonable price when selling his vehicles, so who knows. Good luck anon.

>>17355065
Look what position are you applying for lube tech at a dealership or actual line tech or oil change place independent shop. If you are trying to get a low entry position like lube tech it's not as big of deal to have certified job experience now if you want to get an actual tech job yeah your not going to without actual shop paper trail and or trade school my advice to you is suck it up get the lowest entry position you can get learn as much as possible stay at that place and move up or leave after 5 months and now you at least have some shop experience to get maybe an apprenticeship. This is coming from an 5 year Audi tech started at the bottom at 19 as lube tech now I'm a team leader. But if your going to this job for a flat rate living it ain't easy and 50% people don't make it.

>>17355218
This is reassuring to hear. I'm not op but I worked at a tire shop for about 6 months, I went back to my summer job about a month ago and my plan is once the season dies down I'm going to apply to a bunch of dealerships as a porter and work my way up from there. How long did it take you to become a tech from when you first started?

dumb question but if its in a problem area why not weld in stainless?

>>17354962
very hard to replicate the curves and shapes of the car body e.g. wheel arch properly. Also stainless steel isn't used for this stuff.

damn, only lasted 30 minutes

next is anoter gt race.

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Twongi
Hated it when my mom was driving me to school in it cause we looked like a family of poorfags

Now after being exposed to all the twingo shilling here I just don't care anymore what normies might think about it and want one as my 1st car. Looks so cute!

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>>17354735

>>17354801
How could you hate that ultimate machine...?

>>17354725
Because they generate electric current from the engine.
Do you not know how an electric generator works?

>>17354725
There's this thing called google. You probably used it to find this place. Try it again to find the answer to this.

>>17354729
what? how? doesn't it just block the intake and when the car accelerates it spins the fan cause its sucking air, and when you stop accelerating since the fan is still spinning it cools the engine?

WATCH A BIG MONSTER TRUCK EAT A LITTLE MONSTER TRUCK

KID SEATS ARE ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

>>17354688
Sunday?

>>17354677
When there's no traffic around then yes

>>17354677
Within my lane, yes.

If it is a road I know extremely well, I'll use the whole road except for blind corners. (given its a low volume time i.e after 10pm)

Not usually just when I'm on the West Virginia turnpike. Those yawning chasms just on the other side of the guardrails make me want to reduce G forces as much as possible I can't help it.