must be something with toyota at the moment, just a recall notice the other day for my 1991 surf (4runner) apparently the steering relay rod breaks without warning leaving you with no steering 
can't wait for that to happen...
can't wait for that to happen...why not forget about the headlights and use army surplus night vision goggles, must be plenty on the market due to the amount of wars the u.s. currently participate in.
I second this method, I use it every time I need to remove broken screws/studs, but I usually use a nut and weld the internal thread face, this has never let me down. Take it to an exhaust shop, local fabrication shop, or a mate with a welder, cheaper than replacing the whole seat.
diesels would be cool, but then you would need a toyota prius to compete in the same class, eco racing highest mpg wins.
Seems more like a chassis manufacturer, like the atom aerial its powered by japanese powerplants. Still good to see the Hartley v8 being put to great use.
The only thing cats are good for is a substitute for chicken, but no animal should have to suffer, no matter if it is a pet or a pest.
turn the engine/gearbox 90 deg. hook it up to quad bike front and rear diffs and you will have the base for a balanced mid mounted machine 
Try making a slurry, take one containment vessel - dependent on volume of drinks to be consumed, one to three people a bucket can suffice, 44 gallon drums cut in half also work well, place copious amount of ice into container add just enough water to fill the gaps between ice cubes. Place tasty beverages of choice into slurry, rapid cooling will ensue. Remove drinks as required increasing the risk of frost bite as numbness in fingers slows location of higher quality drinks which always seem to hide right at the bottom. To aide in the mobility and delivery of drinks, a trusty wheelbarrow is always handy.
For an even colder slurry use saltwater ice or just add table salt to the slurry.
For an even colder slurry use saltwater ice or just add table salt to the slurry.
Maybe he got a bigger knock on the head than first thought. 
My personal preference on brand would be Mercury, but genuine parts and dealer service charges are usually higher than OMC (Johnson and Evinrude). The reliablity of Johnson outboards is better than some cheaper name *cough* Tohatsu *cough* brands and parts are readily available. I have a 1972 4hp 2 stroke Johnson (found seized at the local landfill) put in 2 main crank bearings, added fuel, 3 pulls and it runs like a clock.
My advice would be to get the 9.9hp Johnson, just make sure you get the correct pitch propeller for the approx maximum combined mass of the boat, motor, passengers and gear (if any, not much room on a 2.7m blow up doll)
My advice would be to get the 9.9hp Johnson, just make sure you get the correct pitch propeller for the approx maximum combined mass of the boat, motor, passengers and gear (if any, not much room on a 2.7m blow up doll)
maybe its just me but I don't live in a city or even a town for that matter, possibly in the UK noise is an issue when 1 million other ppl live within 1 sq km of each other nice sounding cars are a problem but here I can drive for 30 min (at speed limit) without seeing another car, or a house sometimes (depending on direction and speed), a good car with a nice tone effects only one person... the driver
cars don't have to be loud, just don't put a fart can on a 1.3l escort.........I think it could be Tosser Cam, to show who the real w*****s are
I had a S110L as my first car, biggest problem was the lack of steering with less than 1/2 tank of gas whilst driving up hill. Only cost me a dozen beers so couldn't expect much
Why is LFS in every language on the planet?
This is my toy, never been stuck, not like my other wagon a '91 toyota hilux surf 
but I need it to tow the boat. The niva dosen't have the grunt on the hills.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36328615@N06/3369983994/
but I need it to tow the boat. The niva dosen't have the grunt on the hills.http://www.flickr.com/photos/36328615@N06/3369983994/
Ditch the VWS and get a BRM V16 sexiest sounding race car ever built.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZMPDCNyQxE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZMPDCNyQxE
I think a "developers league" would be a good idea, through a voting system of track layout and design ideas, voted on by S2 licensed users the highest voted and most practical track "plans" could be submitted to the devs for approval then work could begin turning these new tracks into reality. Most of the ground work could be compiled by the LFS community with final touches and tweaks done by the devs. Result - tracks people want, i.e. I would like a Bathurst type track with long straights, big altitude changes and tight corners with concrete barriers... no room for error. No licensing problems, even if only one track per year was implemented, most racers would be keen. (maybe I've had too many bourbons, must be time to go and race )
)Nice car, pity the only sounds are from the tyres and nature
Cockpit design varies on each users needs, how much room you have, materials to be used and how much it will be used. Mine is a hybrid of a 1200mm wide students desk with a 155mm MDF pedal platform, an aluminium monitor stand to raise the 19" widescreen 65mm and a Honda Prelude car seat mounted approx 440mm from the floor on castors with a laminated steel MDF armrest/mouse surface on the right hand side of the seat. The wheel is a MOMO which I slide to the side when I have other things to do. All of this was built with no real idea of what the final product was going to be but works well, approximate dimemsions were taken from my car i.e. distance from wheel to seat, seat height in relation to pedals and wheel etc.
Personally I don't see what the big deal is about wanting the Scirocco right now, I got curious and went to the local VW dealership and took one for a test drive. Nothing special in my opinion, the '72 Mini Clubman I had way back when was more fun, felt more like a race car (if you can call any fwd passenger vehicle a race car).
Bugger me, that was funny... na na na na can't touch this...
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