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more like… at least it wasn’t a To Wong Foo ,, Noxeema Jackson moment .

Wait.. I just went down topics So is this an A10 or an 810?? .

My son does too,,, but he’s literally dating an illegal immigrant right now so I’m thinking his judgment is suspect . Although . When he brought her over for Christmas.. His mother and I were happy that at least she was a she and didn’t end up having a wiener . millennials am I right ? .

If it’s cheap ,,,, and If it’s a hatchback even cheaper . If you like it buy it … If buying to flip , they still aren’t worth that much even in really nice condition. Hatchbacks are very hard to resale . but it’s weird though,,,, cuz for the life of me I can’t get your pictures to show on my phone. .

way off the path ? 😝 That wasn’t even running over the fog line for around here . . . .

Pick and pull go out into yard , pull sensor . If you feel obligated , show it to counter person .. They could give not one care where it fits .

And the overflow tubes not being run away from exhaust are a Hollywood style ending waiting to happen.

This was at Tacoma car meet last summer.. I believe its Waynos old truck. Don't know what size this is, other than it's an A motor @wayno

I would go with an A14 they are relatively cheap and easy find in good shape used , and parts for A14 engines are easy to get compared to non existent J motor parts.. it is about same size as E or J,, BUT,, more “modern” so less likely to leak like a British motor because of their olden times rope crank seals,, which are almost impossible to find . (Most J motor front Front crank seals are Felt) ( A motors are rubber sealed much easier to get right) I don’t know anything about installing but they fit pretty well . Capital letters are stupid on phone

We’re all in this together. .

never thought I would see the day I saw Skib described as an “old fart” I seens it all now. .

Thought he would be perfect for job since he is basically dead inside

Wasn't ignoring, it's just we were going to be out of town for half of Sept and all of Oct and didn't wanna announce it. We used to do a midwinter north of Seattle meetup but usually wait till it's so cold a ducks balls stick to the frozen lake. Problem is they started that salt brine spraying a few years ago so nobody wants to travel on super cold days now. .

Caravan of B210s bitches!! .

Not to worry .. It's Getting an Ls swap as you read this. .

Spent every October since I can ever remember in this wherehouse.. Now, since I inherited a 3rd of families cranberry farm it is now MY main wearhouse . probably built it the 20s or 30s as you can see if you look close ,, mostly from used wood . there is about 15’ behind where I’m taking picture very little heavy mechanic work other than machinery maintenance because literally tons of food is processed thru it. we had a much larger Garage/shop/wherehouse at parents home place but sister sold it as she lives way to far away to farm that property . extra cranberry pics for prosperity This tote is all donated to Coastal Harvest of grays Harbor because it wasn’t good enough for fresh fruit ( to bruised and dented ) and not enough to fit in 4’x4’ wooden juice knockdown ..it was End of season so no more was in field to pick JuanEar for size

welp, sometimes you gotta work with what you got . zzzzziiip .

I will have to look for pictures but in ( i think 2015?) my son took almost head-on collision in his 85 against an brand new ford fiesta and the fiesta was completely crushed with front wheel being ripped off. Celica still holds water in radiator 7(?) years later, and only sent his girlfriend at the time,, to doctors to make sure,, not because she was hurt.. She was riding on passenger side that took most of the hit. fiesta was in drive thru and shot straight out into traffic without looking. .i would say they are pretty safe in wreck and not "fast" but big enough engine to not have to shift down going up hills. because NADA valued it at $2490. even with 250k miles,, he bought his red one ( in picture) with insurance payout from clown shoe driver. . .