Real Fiero Tech

Now all you need are some bumper numbers. Use whatever you want, but usually the 'unit' goes on the left and vehicle number on the right (for example mine shows Bravo company 240th signal battalion, bravo-11.) I just printed the letters on a piece of paper and cut them out as a template. http://lh4....

CincinnatiFiero wrote:Holy shit dude, you need to read up on lowlux's threads. This fucker can't put on a belt, lets not jump to welding. That could end poorly, or hilariously, depending on how you look at it.

Or worse, Franken-clutch!

Beautiful, thank you!

It goes on my engine /SOMEWHERE/ but I haven't any idea what it is or where it goes. Not that it's critical, it's been running fine for the last 2 years since I replaced the engine.

lowlux wrote:80$ fuck that!

i can get a blow job from a nice looking hooker for less then that!

$80 or bloody knuckles, your choice.

84fierotrevor wrote:

Starlite528 wrote:Probably the same video I saw.

Maybe we saw it the same place? I saw it on here or Old Europe

I saw it on youtube while roaming around one night.

Probably the same video I saw.

MstangsBware wrote:I see you are from Sherman--only know of one Fiero perons out that way. I am about an hour south of you.

Cool! Maybe someday we can show off each others cars.

Xanth wrote: Here's my other concern so far:

Oops, if I still had those things from my old engine, I would send them to you.

You're fortunate that your truck could do that. The tool truck I dove a couple of employers ago was governed at 65. I still passed half the people on the interstate in VA. It was a pretty new truck. Chevy I think, Penske. I guess they trust their customers more than your employer trusts you guys. :...

Aaron wrote:70? Ouch!

Oh that sucks. I also thought it'd be a good idea. If I ever get a nice car, or a motorcyle, I think I'll invest in one.

Well, we were driving a big moving truck filled to the brim with our crappage.

The Dark Side of Will wrote:

Starlite528 wrote:By rolling your window down more than enough to give the guy your license, you allowed him to search.

Something about the officer sticking his face in and sniffing.....It would be a lot harder if you only crack the window.

Aaron wrote:Yah really, I never saw you out of the slow lane!

On a side note, running a video the entire way was a smart move. You never know if/when that will come in rather handy.

We did average 70 on day 2 and 3.

Maybe, but it could never have been 'video'. My camera is not capable of recording video.

The Dark Side of Will wrote:Can you show us the code section that allows that?

That allows what? I'm sorry, I'm confused now, that happens a lot these days.

crzyone wrote:Cool video, but man... those semi's are leaving you in the dust lol.

On the first day, we kept the speed low, but not day 2 or 3.

Well here I am, and on January ~15th it will be one year since I drove myself here from Southern California. Before it gets lost in a wall of text, here's a new timelapse video I did; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iowJy3V8ss&fmt=22 Timeline of events; January to ~April; I spent my time looking...

Even if you know you've done wrong, always remember you don't have to tell them jack shit. They don't give you the right to remain silent, you have that all the time, and they -WILL- use everything you say against you. They are not there to help you no matter what they say. Also remember, in the fut...

Man, it's dark in there! It's like a cave. Are you going to do any work on the garage itself?

Drive my Formula from cali to tex in something like 22 hours.

It was my daily work ride, I had it full of burglar alarm crap, essentially the only thing I couldn't carry was a ladder.

God wrote:

Starlite528 wrote:
Thrift Savings Plan?

Yeah, the federal employee version of a 401k.

Yeah I know, I have it. Just making sure your acronyms line up with mine!