wap wrote:Max and Breh are right. Full stop.

Ok , you're right. I'm out of line. Sorry Max and Breh. I didn't realize how much you guys love the SL. She's a beautiful chariot that anyone should be proud to DD.

I should really proof read my posts written before 9am. Anyways... It is time for :science: , I have found this extremely cheap wine in my home. I assume it's from my in laws. It is grown in Niagara Peninsula Ontario and probably costs slightly more then grape juice, but only because the local .gov ...

I don't understand since when 300hp and 330 torque is insufficient in a 4k lb vehicle ?! :wtf: Sure, it's plenty of power, but it's :jelapenis: for a sports car and just nothing especially :impressive: , which is why I said the car is meh. A used V6 Camry for the same $12k will probably be faster. ...

Caspian wrote:Page three and no one has addressed the sewage system on those ugly shipping containers. You gonna build yourself a small out house like back in the old days and trek out there in the dark if you have to shit late at night/early am?

Yup it's called Glamping

Regal! Lol Maybe in the 90s. I dunno dudes... these cars were once very :jimp: , even I've :fap: to them before I actually drove one. But if you actually take your 2015+ luxury German vehicles to wherever these museum artifact lie waiting and get in them and drive them around town for an hour you'll...

The one we had was a five-point-oh

Plus the SL500 I drove was a slow turd, and the repairs kept coming. A C5 is twice the car in more then a handful of ways. You are wrong. :yeahok: The car was a 4000lb beast with shitty gearing and the following engines (aside from the v12s): .8 L 193 hp (144 kW) I6 2.8 L 204 hp (152 kW) V6 3.0 L 1...

Happy Birthday D!

Plus the SL500 I drove was a slow turd, and the repairs kept coming. A C5 is twice the car in more then a handful of ways. Such hate very wow. I have never owned a mb from that era. Once again we're not talking about a neglected vehicle. The draw is that one can get said vehicle for a great price a...

Ha!

looks like a render. Shipping containers have low ceilings and are not really good design for small spaces. :wat: 8'+ ceilings, breh. That's plenty high. You can get them for cheap, like $300. And thy are designed to stack five high so putting four (two by two) together and cutting the floor/ceilin...

I'd weld together two to six shipping crates for next to nothing as my start point and put it where it doesn't need to move. It can get built in modules and shipped easily, then fastened/welded together on site. Here's a picture of one built from three. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170726/295...

I'd weld together two to six shipping crates for next to nothing as my start point and put it where it doesn't need to move. It can get built in modules and shipped easily, then fastened/welded together on site. Here's a picture of one built from three. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170726/2955...

Decanting wine is supposed to allow the wine to evaporate some of the alcoholic edge in the wine by exposing more surface area to open air. It allows you to taste the other flavors in the wine more easily. It's good for cheap wines too, making them present better then they actually are. Cheap wines ...

Plus the SL500 I drove was a slow turd, and the repairs kept coming. A C5 is twice the car in more then a handful of ways.

Old guys can polish that old benzo till the cows come home. I've worked on and drove around a 90s SL500 and can honestly say that the interior will be so badly rotted from heat cycles that if you try to slide or open a vent or mirror cover too quickly it'll snap in half. Also, you'll need a small s...

D Griff wrote:

Tarspin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 21, 2017 4:59 pm 8 dollar decanter... should do the trick

I pour my Winking Owl directly from the bottle to the glass.

Apparently this bitch is hand made! #Winning at Winners

Old guys can polish that old benzo till the cows come home. I've worked on and drove around a 90s SL500 and can honestly say that the interior will be so badly rotted from heat cycles that if you try to slide or open a vent or mirror cover too quickly it'll snap in half. Also, you'll need a small sq...

You don't have Model T spare tires in your garage rafters do you? Dang. :scrooge: [emoji38] nope. No exposed rafters. Dat insulated, finished ceiling, doe. I did learn that you can greatly extend the life of your blades by cleaning them periodically with alcohol on a cotton ball. Got my original se...

Melon wrote:I want some Thai steak ballet noods. Would be one fucking hell of a show.

Detroit wrote:Problem is, my weekend repair is limited to locations with a lift. I can't imagine doing the balancer without it.

Fuck that, you just said the magic word. I'm out, this one goes to my fav local shop.

Desertbreh wrote:

Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:27 am I can offer beers, Canadian whiskey, choice of 5/7 Thai/steaks/n00ds at Canadian ballet, plus hotel stay and gas money to cover travel.

1.) Not mine!
2.) Canadian ballet is code for strip joint, the ladies are especially dirty here.... just saying.

wap wrote:

Melon wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:26 pm False.

The earth is still geologically active.

And only 6,000 years old. Duh.

And flat

[user not found] wrote:Just offered $215k on this one: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/148- ... 0495_zpid/

It's beautiful. Great driveway too!

Detroit wrote:

Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:27 am I can offer beers, Canadian whiskey, choice of 5/7 Thai/steaks/n00ds at Canadian ballet, plus hotel stay and gas money to cover travel.

Holy shit. That's an

Probably still cheaper then getting it done, and I can actually learn something!