I'm looking for a gem of a 350z, though I should ask you guys to help me out! I live in Columbus Ohio, willing to buy something in a 200 mile radius, preferably under 12,000. Thank you guys for any help!!
E-bike are just another term for 'electric moped' and should be treated as such legally. They should be required to have a headlight, taillight, brake light, turn signals, and a license plate. E-bike riders should be required to be trained and educated, pass a written knowledge test and a skills test in order to posess a license to operate an e-bike. Furthermore they should be restricted to public roads only, and strictly prohibited from bike paths.
If YOU were entrusted with a large budget to jumpstart the original Thomas the Tank Engine series again, how would you go about it?
Would you literally kinda start where the Britt allcroft series ended in season 7 like a sequel series, would You literally recreate the stories in the book?… would you utilize classical models and practical effects or CGI?…. Would you try to enhance the historical vibe of the show by adding real 1920/30s music in the background, little stuff like old hits playing at stations?
I’m curious. Say the BBC or Amazon contacted you and gave you millions to do this. Would the show still mainly be aimed at kids or would you take a risk and aimed at an older crowd?
This is aimed at current or former fans of this beloved icon, and rail fans in general.
Keep getting ads for the SF ferry I usually just take a tram or the Caltrain. Even then I can just drive my way to Oakland, is this a valid option or a gimmick?
Are they predictably bad? Do other users act like they aren't? Are those users playing "drag race simulator" instead of hypermilling? What speeds minimize the reds on your route? Which cities have it the best?
Do you enjoy any /n/ games, like city builders and tycoons? >picrel OpenTTD, the best transportation game If not a game, what software would you use to make model junctions and rail systems? /diy/ has solidworks, autocad, etc. Unironically a dumb game like OpenTTD seems to be the best option for exercising what you learn in your hobby, at least for free (so, not including real model railways.) It's also just fun as fuck.
I have come across a 2017 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, with 90,000km on the odo.
It has a tow package already installed but never used. If I were to buy a hitch ball thing (in Canada or U.S) what would you recommend? And should I even keep this thing? It drives quite smooth but I worry about the long term hybrid issue.Please be honest, and what tow ball/adapters should I get? I was looking at one of the 3 ball adaptable extensions.....it's a really nice car buy the 2017 year scares me and I could probably trade it now