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

Better shots of some of the old Snyder General units (in this case branded as Comfortmaker)...

 

You need fogs.

 

I hate assholes who discriminate against pit bulls.
I moved to New Hampshire from Mass because there is No BSL ( breed specific legislation) . Some municipalities band them. Dogs need people as much as we need them .... pretty sad.

 

My dog is super friendly and absolutely loves attention. One more pic.

 

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Puck-O-Lanterns!

 

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One thing I've determined is that I do not like driving stick shift Jeep Wranglers...

Volkswagens are probably the easiest manual transmissions vehicles to drive, and the Chevy Sonic RS Turbo that I detailed last week was also very forgiving.

However, I've driven one manual transmission Wrangler (a 2012 with 60K miles), and the clutch felt very wonky. It was difficult to move the vehicle without stalling it, and I was forced to let another coworker take the wheel.

I would also like point out that no Wrangler JK (2007-2018) came from the factory with a backup camera, and this can be rather unnerving when backing up in a small garage.

Toyota really needs to bring back the FJ Cruiser in America, but with a removable top!

 

As I said, removable top...

 

I like driving stick shift anything lol. I’ve had two jeeps both stick.

 

JKs?

 

Both were TJ’s early 90’s models

 

I also had my favorite std which was a 1970 Mini Cooper 3 speed. Thing was awesome

 

I had a TJ standard and really liked the shifting, was a little mushy but was fun to drive.

 

Is your FJ a stick shift?

 

No but I would have liked if it was, I bought the trail team and it only came in auto. Still a great ride and love driving it.

Obligotory picture of TJ I loved and should have kept.

 

I had a red 92 an a blue 93.

 

My loaner from Toyota. I can’t fit so good thing my wife is a small Japanese woman.

 

I seem to recall there are more issues with older vehicles that are from the pre-ethanol era, and when returned to life and introduced to this new ethanol fuel blend there can be lots of problems. They start up and run with the usual tricks, but after a bit of use the newer fuel starts causing issues. This is making barn finds a bit more difficult to get back on the road.