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LloydDobler
Oct 15, 2005

You shared it with a dick.

Any of you vintage garage guys interested in something like this? It's an old school explosion proof trouble light, but the reel is rated for 460VAC/250VDC at 15A. There's one on ebay for $450 right now, I guess there's demand but I'd send it to a goon for significantly less. it's a little dirty and has some tan paint splashed on the other side. I'll post more pics if anyone really wants it. Shipping will be crazy because it weighs probably 40 lb or so.

The patent was granted in 1937 and this design matches the patent drawings. https://patents.google.com/patent/US2074305

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Raluek
Nov 3, 2006

WUT.
wow that fucks. wish i had a use for it

LloydDobler
Oct 15, 2005

You shared it with a dick.

Yeah the problem I see with it is that it's so ungodly heavy with that aluminum guard and glass bulb on it that if you were to use it around a car you'd 100% bash a body panel in with it at some point. Otherwise I'd use it. I figure someone who likes the look could just put a real bright bulb in it and use it as a regular light fixture. I'll probably do that if nobody wants it.

Nitrox
Jul 5, 2002
Looks like you would put this in the firehouse or something

Big Taint
Oct 19, 2003



:siren::siren::siren:AI:SS 2023 - Late But Not Forgotten:siren::siren::siren:

I'm running it this year to give slothrop a well-deserved break:

https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4047118

This is a pretty late start and the deadlines are tighter, so don't dilly-dally.

rowebot44
Feb 21, 2006
Sold!

I am selling a 2012 Ford F350 cab and chassis 4x4 with 103500 miles. This has the 6.2 gas motor with an automatic behind it. The truck and myself are in Ventura County.
I have it listed for 15k but need to get at least 12k out of it.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/383697680784661/?mibextid=2JQ9oc

rowebot44 fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Dec 30, 2023

REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS
Oct 3, 2003

What do you think it means, bitch?
I have an 03 AWD AT blue Honda Element w/ 179k miles I’ve fixed up to sell if anyone is interested. Asking $5800 but can flex a little. Located in San Antonio. Have a huge list of repairs and stuff. It’s no show car but it’ll do, pig.

GramCracker
Oct 8, 2005

beauty by stroll
Selling a set of 4x Volk TE37 SL wheels in 17x9, 5x114.3 et+22. Wheels are in great condition with no issues.

Tires mounted are Bridgestone Potenza RE-71RS 255/40/17 with ~500 miles on them.

Asking $3500, located in Norwalk Connecticut.



Beach Bum
Jan 13, 2010

GramCracker posted:

Selling a set of 4x Volk TE37 SL wheels in 17x9, 5x114.3 et+22. Wheels are in great condition with no issues.

Tires mounted are Bridgestone Potenza RE-71RS 255/40/17 with ~500 miles on them.

Asking $3500, located in Norwalk Connecticut.





Nice wheels! Wait, is that a... :magical:

Applebees Appetizer
Jan 23, 2006

SOLD

Applebees Appetizer fucked around with this message at 14:49 on Feb 14, 2024

GramCracker
Oct 8, 2005

beauty by stroll

Beach Bum posted:

Nice wheels! Wait, is that a... :magical:

*GT-R sold separately

slidebite
Nov 6, 2005

Good egg
:colbert:

GramCracker posted:

Selling a set of 4x Volk TE37 SL wheels in 17x9, 5x114.3 et+22. Wheels are in great condition with no issues.

Tires mounted are Bridgestone Potenza RE-71RS 255/40/17 with ~500 miles on them.

Asking $3500, located in Norwalk Connecticut.





Great tires. Love them on my 996.

Imperador do Brasil
Nov 18, 2005
Rotor-rific



slidebite posted:

Great tires. Love them on my 996.

This gives me great anticipation for spring, when I put the RE-71RS’s on my 996. What sizes do you run?

slidebite
Nov 6, 2005

Good egg
:colbert:

Stock C2 with 993 twist rims.

IIRC, 225/40R18 in the front and 265/35R18 rear.

ALSO, I lied. :shobon:

Phone posted and didn't notice the RS - mine are 71R, bought just before they were discontinued.

Still great though I'm sure.

GramCracker
Oct 8, 2005

beauty by stroll

slidebite posted:

Great tires. Love them on my 996.

Just non-stop grip, it blows my mind. Unreal tire.

Imperador do Brasil
Nov 18, 2005
Rotor-rific



GramCracker posted:

Just non-stop grip, it blows my mind. Unreal tire.

My 996 came with an extra set of RH Speedline wheels and 235 front / 285 rear 71RS’s. I have only driven it on DWS06’s so far cause WINTER, but I can’t wait til spring.

My NC Miata is on RT660’s and that tire seems to be unflappable. I’m eager to compare them, despite the massive chasm of differences between the cars themselves.

kastein
Aug 31, 2011

Moderator at http://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/forums/and soon to be mod of AI. MAKE AI GREAT AGAIN. Motronic for VP.
Guessing no one's gonna want them, but before I give them to a random 240 drift kid at the parts store. Anyone want a set of FREE Toyo proxes RA1s for a NA Miata? They're like 205/50r15s I think. I'd say about 1/8 to 3/16 tread remaining. Pretty old and not dot approved tires so expect to be using these as burnout or drift tires and then binning them. I would probably not drive on public roads with them and definitely not in the rain.

Located in Port Orchard WA but can meet anywhere along 3, 16, or 5 between Shelton, Tacoma, Bremerton, and Centralia if our schedules align.

Bring a set of bare wheels they'll fit on to my place and I'll even mount and balance them for you.

kastein fucked around with this message at 05:34 on Apr 6, 2024

RIP Paul Walker
Feb 26, 2004

FREE MINIVAN ALERT

Does anyone want my family's 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager EXPRESSO? The engine suffered a catastrophic oil loss at redline up a hill and spun some bearings.

This thing was bought new by my parents in 1999 and was maintained pretty well. Even before I could drive I was obsessive about keeping the trans fluid maintained (why no, I didn't read every page of allpar.com no I didn't nope nope nope) so this thing is still on its original transmission, that felt awesome up until the engine's last moments. It's been sitting outside for the past several years but is in decent shape and will clean up nice. White, grey interior, captains chairs, alloy wheels. It was pretty loaded, I want to say it was close to 30k new.

Anyway, I hate to see it go but if a goon wants it (and won't be scrapping it... I can do that myself), it's available for free in 97007. Yes it will start and drive itself onto a trailer. Two original sets of keys and title in my name.

Darchangel
Feb 12, 2009

Tell him about the blower!


Argh, too far. Also, my wife would lock me out of the house. Could live in the minivan, I guess.

Nitrox
Jul 5, 2002
I went to look at a 2022 vehicle today, it was listed as used with 1,300 miles. Turns out it was never titled, just brought from another dealership location that closed down. So technically a brand new vehicle, used as a parts runner or loaner or whatever.

How exactly does this work?
I understand that manufacturer incentives are limited to a specific year, so none would apply.

But I get a better interest rate from my credit union for buying new versus used. Should I expect them to complain because it's a 2022?

Does it qualify for federal EV rebate? It's fully electric by the way, and definitely did qualify back in 2022.

Should I expect any other issues or problems because of this disparity?

Thanks in advance

honda whisperer
Mar 29, 2009

There's a car buying thread in ask/tell

https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3213538&pagenumber=574&perpage=40

I'd ask in there. This is more the SA Mart for sweaty car nerds to pass track prepped miatas around.

SapientCorvid
Jun 16, 2008

reading The Internet
Hey, everybody:

I'm selling our 1996 Toyota Landcruiser Prado TZ. I know I COULD post it on SA Mart, but I'd rather float it out to car perverts and JDM FREAKS instead.

















Posting this on Facebook Marketplace and other local listings for 21k USD, but open to goon pricez. It's been a fantastic truck, and we are sadly selling just to move ourselves into a healthier financial place: no crisis, just want to be in a better place with money.

I modified (with permission) the fantastic sale post for a J90 Prado Kaker did a while back to give more info. Enjoy!

The Land Cruiser Prado started as a more street-oriented, comfortable adaptation of the standard 70 series Land Cruiser. If you are looking at this Prado and think it looks familiar, that might be because this is the beginning of the Lexus GX, itself a minor divergence from what the rest of the world gets as the Prado.

Forest Green paint with a silver lower panels set up a very 90s look right off the bat. This truck has a tall, athletic stance with excellent ground clearance. JDM rain guards over every window, front-mounted fog lights (with TOYOTA proudly emblazoned across each light) attached to an inboard bullbar with the corner-mounted mirror bleed even more distinctive vibes. Radical Toyota-original 6 spoke wheels wrapped in BF Goodrich KO2s white letters out complete the look. Top it off with great side rails able to handle rooftop tents, ski racks, luggage carriers, and/or more, and you have yourself a fantastically capable, excellent daily driver that can handle what you want to tackle.

You're getting the top end trim this car was fit with, with two tone grey, blues, and reds dotting the door panels and seats. As such, the seats themselves are comfortable fabric affairs, with great bolstering. Warm in the winter, cool in the summer. Standard instrument cluster up front, amazing visibility all around and a functioning sunroof above your head. Above the center stack is the ‘Field Monitor’, a sort of digital information pod that includes an inclinometer, pitch/roll indicator and a digital compass. In addition it can display temperature, elevation, barometric pressure, digital speedometer (in kilometers of course) and a timer. Below this is arguably the star of the show, a 4 speed automatic transmission along with a low-range selector and locking center differential. The glorious JDM headunit was replaced with a great modern USDM headunit that allows you any CarPlay of your choice. Automatic climate control and a little drawer, along with an analog clock are here as well. You also get dual front airbags and ABS which is a far cry from the “not at all” available in the last generation. Center console can swallow all sorts of things under its lid, including four drinks in its various cupholders. Backseats are clean and comfortable, with rear climate control (IN 1996!) with a smaller set of third row seats (fold out "Trooper" seats) in the very back. The cargo area is large on its own but can be made significantly larger if you fold the rear seats forward.

The KZJ90 series of Land Cruiser Prados are excellent, incredibly engineered vehicles. Fast enough to comfortably sit on the highway at 70 miles per hour all day, absolutely capable to trudge through whatever offroad hell you send its way, and overbuilt to last decades into hard use. This one is a clean, fantastic to ride in, and will leave you constantly wondering "why didn't Toyota sell this HERE?!". Everything works, it needs nothing and is ready to go.

1996 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado KZJ95-0014053
KZ 3 Liter Turbo Diesel w/ Intercooler Engine
4 Speed Automatic Transmission
145000~ Miles (234000~ km)
Full-Time 4WD
Low Range with Center Locking Differential
Dual Airbags
ABS
Excellent Original 6 Spoke Wheels
Barely Used New BF Goodrich KO2 Tires
Air Conditioning
Bullbar w/ Fog Lights
Side Racks
Sunroof
No Corrosion
Right Hand Drive
Clean Utah Title and Registration
Exempt from Diesel Emissions Testing in Utah

SapientCorvid fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Apr 22, 2024

pzy
Feb 20, 2004

Da Boom!
Absolute beauty, I hope a goon gets it

Nocheez
Sep 5, 2000

Can you spare a little cheddar?
Nap Ghost
That is amazing! It's almost exactly what I want for a camping/trail vehicle, almost reminds me of the 98 CRV I had but 1.5x bigger.

Still crazy that it's held so much value over 30 years, but it'll probably outlive me (and is certainly more valuable, too). Free bump, unless I convince my wife that a trip to TX sounds fun.

Edit: I read TX because I'm a moron. Utah is actually way further and far less likely :(

Nocheez fucked around with this message at 21:40 on Apr 22, 2024

The Bandit
Aug 18, 2006

Westbound And Down
I’m local, but not in need currently. Sent a message out to some local people for ya.

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nitrogen
May 21, 2004

Oh, what's a 217°C difference between friends?
2006 Chevy Silverado 4x4 Extended Cab

Roughly 240k miles, but in pretty decent shape.
DFW Area (roughly near Firewheel mall off of President George Bush Turnpike)

5.3 Vortec 5300 HO (L33 engine)

The good:
Seats and interior are extremely clean for a 2006 with this many miles
Paint is in decent condition
Decently nice Sony radio that supports android auto/apple carplay.
Manual floor-shift 4x4
AC blows cold, heater core works.
Recently flushed coolant when water pump died

Many of the GMT-800 high mileage failures have been addressed:
Oil pickup gasket replaced
oil pump replaced with high-flow model
Oil pressure sender replaced
Water pump replaced
Transmission cooler lines replaced
Both front impact sensors replaced
rear main seal replaced about 15k miles ago
Transmission is solid and happy
New shocks about 15k miles ago
Tires at about 60% wear or so
Headlight and parking light lenses replaced, and are not fogged.

The bad:
Cab corners and rockers suffered Chevy Rust, which was removed and had OAM slipcovers put on when when got it.
Minor surface rust on undercariage, the body is otherwise solid.
IT's pretty basic:
No power doorlocks.
Aftermarket power windows, because the rollup windows kept going off the tracks, so I just replaced them with an aftermarket power window set which has been perfect ever since. (No, not the cheap crappy ebay garbage that puts a gear around the manual winder, ACTUAL power windows)
Has some piston slap
I put in a mirror with the compass and external temp sensor, but it's not stock.

(the HAM radio will not be staying in this truck, btw, it'll be removed)

Goon price is $5500








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