I wish more of this era was available in 3 rail O. Fine work!
Whatever people who complain about pickup trucks drive.
People who did a career change even after going to school for and spending almost a decade in the original career, was it worth it?
Same! I googled it mid post and I’m so glad I did. RIP the user deleted their account. Still, Engineer Dave approves!
This consist deserves to be recreated on more model layouts.
Edit: BLESS THIS PERSON
The only pics I took today had my young nephews in front lol. It was my 2nd time to that museum but 1st time inside the train. Very neat! I recommend it if you get the chance again.
There was a homeless gentleman in the observation lounge of the Pioneer Zephyr train that's on display right before the ticket line, but still INSIDE of the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
He was kind. But that was a uniquely Chicago experience.
Not my photos, just painting a picture.
Instant winner at RADwood.
Those, and ventilated seats. Idc if people say it’s unnecessary. I miss it when I’m in a vehicle without em.
The one they had was not the turbo. And we had 5 people in the car, so that probably didn't help lol.
I drove my friend’s 1st gen Cruze on a road trip in undergrad. What a miserable, underpowered little car.
It was a big downgrade from the Cobalt.
Mine blew out from the side of the house. I am idiot neighbors 😬
My recycle bin fell over. By the time I got my jacket and shoes on to pick it all up, the few boxes in there were gone.
At least it’s biodegradable? 🤷♂️
Good morning from the Midwest
I always feel very uncomfortable when it’s very obviously the seller’s teenage daughter in the listing photo.
Generally, later C1, C4, C5, and C6s were better cars. C3 went to crap in 1973. C2 and C7 were pretty consistent throughout their runs. There’s always exceptions and personal preferences, of course
And you can debate all day about the different trims and packages
It’s too soon to talk about the C8
The C6 is my favorite behind the C2 lmao. Especially the Grand Sport. The C6 was the last Corvette with a cheap interior that started in the 80s, so I get that pushing it down.
I'd argue there's more "modern Corvette" in the C5 than the C4. The latter was more of a stepping stone.
I’m intrigued, what’s the definition of “good” here?
I’ve always been of the opinion that every Corvette generation has good and crap years lol.
Dear Chevrolet & Dodge,
Amazingly. It’s worse than the RFK stadium situation bc it hasn’t been used at all after the primary tenant left and it’s been completely gutted for 2 decades. No seats or anything inside.
Are you saying build a casino inside of the Astrodome shell?
Toys are meant to be played with. It’s neat when you see examples that old in mint condition. But I run mine, so a few chips and scratches don’t bother me.
There’s a la cucaracha joke in there somewhere.
As a 91 C4 owner, I live this meme. The noises it makes as I row through the gears makes it as fast as it needs to be.
😂😂
Driving a slower car at 80-100% of it’s capability will always be more fun than driving a faster car at 40-60%
Roads and your own skill being the limiting factors.
My German friend told me about their driver’s license experience and that’s what gave me this opinion. They all know how to safely operate a vehicle. And they get the autobahn bc of it haha.
Absolutely! I saw someone in a Hummer EV punch it at a green light and it’s incredible how quickly that behemoth can get up and go. Also terrifying to think about being hit by it.
A lot of new, regular traffic cars can hold their own against 80s/90s sports cars between the traffic lights.
And with EVs, the bar of what’s considered a “quick car” these days is much higher.
This.
I thought I was a great driver until I was behind the wheel of a high horsepower car for the first time and it frightened me lol.
The driver’s test across the US needs to be more difficult in general.
