NEW SRT RUMBLE BEE TRUCK (2027)

rottenronnie said:
Switch them all to old tech diesels. Less golfers due to the noise and stench so less requirement for diesel carts.
Win-Win.

See...this stuff isn't so hard!!!
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Let’s get it done ,,, The gas power golf cars were much faster .. on day I wasn’t paying attention hauling but in one and surprise hit the high side do a sand trap and launches in the air cut cleared the rest of the sand trap ..Golfers were amazed and thought I was crazy to boot hahahahaha .. the landing was hard on impact but I just kept it to the floor and continued on hahahaha
 
Kiwi SRT10 said:
Way too late. I know I am past it. The best years for humanity 60's and 70's best music, best cars, best chicks. This lot now are too busy staring at their belly buttons, going poor sorry me. Can't even do a decent days work. Feeble
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You hit it on the barrel head .. But hey there are some sweet belly buttons out their lol
 
Kiwi SRT10 said:
Way too late. I know I am past it. The best years for humanity 60's and 70's best music, best cars, best chicks. This lot now are too busy staring at their belly buttons, going poor sorry me. Can't even do a decent days work. Feeble
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Exactly!!! You hit that nail on the head! I love it that my best years were the early 70s anything after that I would have missed it completely
 
Cars wise, at least in the US stopped at 1972. That's when the neutering began and commenced the dark ages that lasted a decade.
 
VIPR PWR said:
Let’s get it done ,,, The gas power golf cars were much faster .. on day I wasn’t paying attention hauling but in one and surprise hit the high side do a sand trap and launches in the air cut cleared the rest of the sand trap ..Golfers were amazed and thought I was crazy to boot hahahahaha .. the landing was hard on impact but I just kept it to the floor and continued on hahahaha
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Good clean fun!
Entertaining for you and anyone lucky enough to be watching.
Yeee Hawww!!
 
HemiLonestar said:
Cars wise, at least in the US stopped at 1972. That's when the neutering began and commenced the dark ages that lasted a decade.
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Bingo! Love my 69 Chevy C-10, reliable, simple, no emission requirements and no computer. Plus the three on the tree is nostalgic :)
 
Wifey said:
Bingo! Love my 69 Chevy C-10, reliable, simple, no emission requirements and no computer. Plus the three on the tree is nostalgic :)
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Ermahgerd......my one uncle had a '69 Ford short bed, 302 w/3 on the tree and manual steering (huge steering wheel). He refused to fix the linkage so sometimes 2nd gear could not be found, it would just grind.............so back down into first, rev it up some more, then pop it into third.
 
HemiLonestar said:
Ermahgerd......my one uncle had a '69 Ford short bed, 302 w/3 on the tree and manual steering (huge steering wheel). He refused to fix the linkage so sometimes 2nd gear could not be found, it would just grind.............so back down into first, rev it up some more, then pop it into third.
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Mine will catch between second and third at times and I've had to pop the hood and reach down to the linkage and separate the forks. Really fun in a dress hahahaha

and you learn real quick that all that crap down there is HOT!
 
The art of drum brakes is a learned skill too. Better get some leg muscles to go with the arms it takes for that manual steering. Ahhhhh the good ol days

And it definitely pays to turn the drums and arc the shoes when getting new brakes :)
 
And we can't forget the choke!!! Hahaha almost forgot about that little feature
 
My favorite entertainment with my Chevy is going to the tire store for whatever reason and watching the (mostly young) guy try to figure out why he can't find R or D to move it into the bay :D :D :D :eek:
 
Wifey said:
Exactly!!! You hit that nail on the head! I love it that my best years were the early 70s anything after that I would have missed it completely
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Those were the days rev it up rev it up !
 
Wifey said:
Mine will catch between second and third at times and I've had to pop the hood and reach down to the linkage and separate the forks. Really fun in a dress hahahaha

and you learn real quick that all that crap down there is HOT!
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Um ,, are you talking about cars and shifter linkage hahahaha ! Dirty minds wan to know hahahaha
 
Wifey said:
The art of drum brakes is a learned skill too. Better get some leg muscles to go with the arms it takes for that manual steering. Ahhhhh the good ol days

And it definitely pays to turn the drums and arc the shoes when getting new brakes :)
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Nah back then we didn’t use brakes , Just the hit the gas and go hahaha
 
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Wifey said:
And we can't forget the choke!!! Hahaha almost forgot about that little feature
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I hadn’t thought of that since back then when they changed to the auto choke …
Pre PCV or hoses either ,, Just a tube that exited under the car . When they added the PCV I believe it was the first emission control device hahaha and the start of climate control misery devices and increased auto prices … 1973 or 1974 was the total psycho emission control beginning and detuning of all autos if memory is correct …egr valves , air pumps , lower compression retarding timing and weaker cams .. most went to cast engine parts from forged parts and they charged more for less ..
 
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