Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

I think I picked something similar out of my nose and wiped it under the desk in 6th grade.

-J

 

Went to drive a Chevy traverse but it was making some grinding noise so she’s driving a Honda passport.

https://www.terrylabontechevy.com/i...da-passport-touring-fwd-suv-5fnyf7h95mb003173

 

Yes!

 

Took it for a drive. This thing is nice!




There’s a V6 in there somewhere.



Look @Fargo Taco @StayinStock better than a popcorn button, it can make snow

 

That 3.5L will scoot pretty good. Wife drives a '21 Odyssey with the same motor...with the paddle shifters it's, dare I say? Sporty?

 

It does have some power, I got on it. If my wife likes it, I’m okay with it

 

No cab, the mast is on the rear tires, the operator faces the rear of the machine.

His was a gas powered 1973 model, he purchased it with low hours from the original owner.

 

Sad to say but based on reputation I would much rather have the Honda than the Chev.

 

Me too

 

I gotta admit I had the same thought!!

 

I gotta wonder why it was never ground out and fixed.

I could never leave a weld looking that poor.

 

That looks like my Dad from what Mom always said.

 

At times I really miss those days.

 

Past Tech with Rusty, archive edition:

Here is something you don't find every day, this item was used on domestic makes.
The top section was for Ford
The triangle for Chrysler
The hook on the right for GM

I'm betting @Tacoma Mike will probably know, any other Wrenchmen...?

 

You two are vastly overestimating what it takes to work on rockets. I told you guys about the kid who fell off the toilet and had to get x rays right?

 

You can't even say "fell off the toilet" with cracking up...

 

Some sort of points setting tool?

 

I represent that.
Yes, I HAVE repaired a recoil with pliers/vice grips.

 

Nope. Good try though, you are in the right era.

 

I got nothing.

Timing lock tool? I dunno?