PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

Is that a fast-wearing design?

 

The Rag Joint usually has a rubber section to dampen vibrations, so it can wear out.

 

Yeah, and whenever I make a make a sharp turn, my steering feels wonky and turning the wheel takes some effort. Changing lanes and making "normal" turns is fine.

 

Definitely sounds like it's worn out, good idea to fix.

 

Which ones, specifically? Not the 2002 Baywatchmobile?!?!

 

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This is the oldest car that I have ever seen in person; 1903 Cadillac! Those are the owners of this gorgeous vehicle, dressed in period-correct motoring attire, who were kind enough to pose for a picture!


July 15th, 2022:

Syracuse, New York

 

I was surprised to see that this horseless carriage was liquid-cooled. The radiator more closely resembles a heat exchanger in a residential gas furnace than a modern automotive radiator...

 

Kerosene headlamps!

 

The engine...

 

Early tires didn't have tread, and I learned something else I didn't know from the owners of the old Caddy...

Rubber is naturally white, and they didn't dye tires black back then!

 

I bought a new weed eater and what a bizarre machine it is. When it's cold and first started it has so much piston slap that it rattles and bangs like an old Chevy. Once it warms up it is smooth and quiet like a Lexus, truly a Jekyll and Hyde experience.

 

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Speaking of old Chevrolets, how about the oddest-optioned 3rd Gen Camaro I've ever seen in person?!?! 1982 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta 2.8L V6/5-speed with no intermittent wipers and no A/C!


June 11th, 2022:

Fleetwood, Pennsylvania