Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Aaannnddd were back to Diode and Form.

 

My wife's headlights kinda do the self aiming shit. It's weird going around corners

 

She driving a German car?

 

Not really. VLand makes the housings and lenses, the internals are intellectual property of Form and can't be copied or sold elsewhere without threat of litigation.

 

Ja, das ist sie.

 

Vich one?

 

Bayerische Motoren Werke AG

 

Back when I was just a wee lad, I knew my ABC's in German and I could count to 15 in German. The older folks often spoke German when there was something they didn't want us to know.
I now feel that's part of my heritage I've lost.
At a time I even knew some French.
Heck, now I even have a hard time using English.

 

I can relate.

 

Age happens.
I do some typesetting for work. For some reason I type the letters out of order quite often now, that started happening a year or so ago. It's quite annoying, I have to proofread everything I type.

 

Yeah. And moving rear wheels. And moving roofs.

Turns out they aren't supposed to go sideways around a bend and end up on their lid in a ditch

 

Yet somehow it's just not the same.
Subies just never have had that sinister look that a black 335 does... Just saying.

When I'm driving down the highway in the left lane at higher than normal speed in my Tacoma, left lane campers don't give me another thought, they keep camping. When I do the same thing in wife's car (on the rare occasion she lets me drive), left lane campers move over and let me pass with great regularity and alacrity.

 

That too!

 

I wonder if her lights look like cop car lights

 

There was a Honda Prelude around the early 90's (not mine) that had all wheel steering.

 

Several Hondas and Nissans had that feature. Really neat but a lot of extra maintenance when stuff happened

 

If I remember right it wasn't a full turning wheel, like the fronts.
It turned like 10° or something.
EDIT: 5.3°

Was also told they weren't very good in winter......imagine that.

 

I do that also, and sometimes I still get it wrong. It's a head cell issue.

 

A Brian issue?

You take that back!