Random pic thread.

mommucked said:
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give that to my wife or students and you'll have a un-defeat able Chinese puzzle
 
Saw this spare today. Driver had 4 full size tires on the ground. Wonder if this was a blow out, on the road, or from riding in the Sun? Maybe the spare, was full size, & he hasn't replaced the blow out yet.:confused:
 

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WARRIORWELDING said:
New cracklist add coming.....Drop cord storage units 20 bucks, for sail.
No loballers I know what I got.
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Cheap, effective, and stackable. If anybody wants some I got a small source. Replenished almost weekly.View attachment 281041
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they would be cool/worth $20 if they were weighted and you could roll them out like throwing a bowling ball ! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________O
 
Ok initial impressions are....
Smooth riding, excellent actually and each took a minuscule amount of weight to balance (one had zero on outside bead) and that cannot be overstated for such large heavy tires. They are possibly the best looking of any tires I have ever bought excluding pure off road tires. They made my previously fast speedometer dead on. They are awesome over bumps and railroad tracks, feel like you float over them. At 80mph they are dead smooth and at all speeds are as quiet as the previous Michelins. Very very happy. They make the truck look totally different. For $724 shipped I am so satisfied. Glad for the Ebay coupon!

2002 truck just rolled 65k.

I think the first photo looks like a photo from a tire ad LOL


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ponykilr said:
2002 truck just rolled 65k.
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Dude! You could get $30k for that

"I know what I have. I dont have to sale. Winter is just around the corner"
 
CasterTroy said:
Dude! You could get $30k for that

"I know what I have. I dont have to sale. Winter is just around the corner"
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I have been offered that actually, it only had 30k when I bought it from my female neighbor 3 years ago. She never drove it, I had my own key and probably put half the 30k on it myself as she begged me to drive all the time. It isn’t for sale, gonna keep it til I take the final ride LOL
 
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Swung by one of my coworkers house during lunch today. Didn’t expect to see these in the garage. The Chevelle is a real ss factory 4 speed with a built 427 all hotchkis suspension and big brakes. The nova is a L79 ss 4 speed car with a built 406. The pickup is not as cool as the other 2 but is a frame off rest and looks brand new inside and out
 
ckruzer said:
Found when scrolling through @Jody Treadway recent likes in FB :shivers:

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Ever heard of cloth diapers? Same concept. It works, and will save you a shit ton of money on diapers (see what I did there?)

Or at least it could save you money if your wife didn't get into it as a hobby, hahaha.
 
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Dirt dobber traveled all the way from the back of the scout....good thing the needle was stuck.
 
mommucked said:
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Been doing our big cords at home like that for 35 years. Taught the wife also. Now she gets mad when someone else (me) doesn;t do it!

Matt
 
ckruzer said:
Found when scrolling through @Jody Treadway recent likes in FB :shivers:

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Basically same thing as cloth diapers.
And people did things like this for a very long time until conventional disposable paper came about, which was really not that long ago.

Bow, do I want to go back to those days? Hell no. But from an environmental standpoint it makes a lot of sense.
 
RatLabGuy said:
But from an environmental standpoint it makes a lot of sense.
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Im not sure. It may actually be less harmful to the environment to produce paper and let it degrade than to produce the cloth, produce the laundry soap, produce the electricity to run the washer and dryer...the fabric softner etc....
 
jeepinmatt said:
Ever heard of cloth diapers? Same concept. It works, and will save you a shit ton of money on diapers (see what I did there?)

Or at least it could save you money if your wife didn't get into it as a hobby, hahaha.
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When I got divorced the x was always wanting me to send diapers when she would watch the baby. After the 3rd or 4th time I gave her a pack of cloth diapers with a note that said "lifetime supply". I never sent diapers again!
 
Ron said:
Im not sure. It may actually be less harmful to the environment to produce paper and let it degrade than to produce the cloth, produce the laundry soap, produce the electricity to run the washer and dryer...the fabric softner etc....
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That is all true, but the paper has to come from somewhere. So unless it is made from hemp leaves or something easily and quickly renewable, that is actually the bigger environmental impact. Tearing down trees (using CO2 releasing heavy equipment as a double irony) to turn them into something to wipe your ass with is a little crazy.
 
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