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42,550… I checked the owner’s manual and it indicates a transmission fluid change is
due at 50,000 miles. I figured I’d pull the trigger on a fluid change as I have no clue if
it had ever been ...

Looks mint! I’d be tempted to purchase a wood one also, so you can
refinish it and then be able to switch them back and forth depending on
your mood!

GM

I’m with Dave and Kris on this one…. I’d refinish the old one with a vinyl paint.
Sem Landau Black is the perfect interior semi-gloss and would work. You might
even be able to buy a Sem color that ...

For the mere price of 2 1/2 pairs of jersey gloves, you get a mint sign!

GM

I’m not certain that I’ve ever put that much thought into the purchase of a
vehicle. Perhaps, that’s the mind of a retired person working…. I’ll admit I’m
surprised that you off-ed the VW as you ...

If we can get a posse together, I’d consider it.

GM

41,000… It was a very rainy, salt-washing off the roads week and you could tell on Monday that the weather was going to shape up for a weekend ride. The stars aligned and we ended up with a 60 degree ...

This project turned out better than a “Poor Man’s Blazer” job and
should outlast the rest of the truck! A couple of things I thought about
reading the post….. When we used to do rust removal on ...

It's near 100hp and while that doesn't sound like much its got torque out the wahzoo! 18 forward speeds and 3 reverse! It's a TRIP!

^^ It’s a crazy thing, but many machines like this aren’t ...

You can use the individual foot brakes to steer that 580 when doing
a wheelie! Extend that hoe a bit and try it!

GM

If you look close enough, you’ll see a complete aluminum block 427
in the BASEMENT.

GM

This was a good call purchase! I struggle to see how you can lose money
if you want to sell, and it’s cool that you could actually buy your dream
car. I LOVE the fuel door on these cars!

GM

Welcome to the crew, Jonathan! ( I’ve known this man since the 90’s. ) Best of luck
with your new truck! Good choice over a new one!

GM

41,000 …. With the threat of a snow storm on Monday, I figured it was just about time to
call it a season. After doing a bit of internet research, the recommended way to store your
C6 ( same for C4 ...

I’m not certain what the configuration of the pads is, but I’ve always used a grinder
to open the slot on the pads to add a bit of slop to the action. I’ve done this ever since
I had a squeaky set and ...