General vehicle thread

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Originally Posted by Gman

Not you!

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Damn right! So, I looked in my "manual", and the mention about the visors being movable/slideable is so vague, you'd have to read it 6 times to figure out WTF it's saying.

Can we just connect an electric fence to the car?

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Originally Posted by thedave1164

So you know CARB is now in CO due to the queen and company, so now you can only get OEM cat's for replacement in CO.

My SIL accidentally ordered an aftermarket one on Amazon last week, and they may have accidentally delivered it ;)

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I ordered a CARB legal CAT off Amazon. If you try to order the non-carb one the order gets canceled.

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Originally Posted by rondog

So, I've had my Silverado for over 4.5 years and bitched many times about how the sunvisors didn't cover areas where the sun could burn right into my eyeballs. HATED that!

Well, I was yesterday years old when I discovered - the fuckin' visors will SLIDE on their rods, and cover the areas they otherwise can't reach! Checked my wife's 2007 Kia Sorento, those fuckers slide too!

WTF, nobody ever told me this......

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ROFL.

Pretty much any vehicle I've ever owned had visors that slide.

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Originally Posted by brutal

ROFL.

Pretty much any vehicle I've ever owned had visors that slide.

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Legit question. How old was the oldest vehicle?

I know most vehicles in the last twenty years or so have had those sliding visors but the first four vehicles I owned were all pre-1975 and I don?t recall them doing much beyond flipping up and down. I?m not even sure they swung to the side.

I don't think I've ever owned a vehicle with visors that slide.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I don't think I've ever owned a vehicle with visors that slide.

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Same

Did you ever get your U-joint fixed? I would have offered but didn't have the time, at the time.
And if you decide not to fix it and just buy a brand new truck and get rid of yours for dirt cheap, maybe call me. ;)

I did have it repaired. New truck soon, how soon idk.
I will be selling it cheap (along with the plow) or setting it on fire, or using it for target practice. Haven't decided yet.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Legit question. How old was the oldest vehicle?

I know most vehicles in the last twenty years or so have had those sliding visors but the first four vehicles I owned were all pre-1975 and I don?t recall them doing much beyond flipping up and down. I?m not even sure they swung to the side.

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Hard think but probably going back to my 1984 Saab.

OK, maybe the older pre-80's cars before that didn't have them.