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[DeltaV]

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Creative story for sure.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/edward-mordrake

 

[polywideblock]

why do they do it

 

[DeltaV]

You would think Ram would do a recall on this.

Seriously...admit fault and spend money? They aren't Toyota you know.


Options:
1) get a Ram with a Cummins diesel?
2) get a Ram with a Hurricane I-6?
3) get a different brand pickup?
4) soldier on with what you have and keep your fingers crossed?

 

[Charles Cook]

Seriously...admit fault and spend money? They aren't Toyota you know.


Options:
1) get a Ram with a Cummins diesel?
2) get a Ram with a Hurricane I-6?
3) get a different brand pickup?
4) soldier on with what you have and keep your fingers crossed?

Number 4

 

[padam]

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Hell Yah!

 

[Orig69]

 

[sam dupont]

Ford Falcon. Able to haul a compacted Lincoln Continental in its box

 

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[sam dupont]

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head like a bastard duck

 

[Orig69]

1969 Plymouth Road Runner

 

[Orig69]

Carol (Bunny) Burkett

 

[Orig69]

1969 Dodge Coronet R/T

 

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[joel snyder]

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wrong thread. belongs in the "nope" thread.

 

[guy gadbois]

Generative art. A fancy way of saying "fake".

It's creative though.

Well, I assumed that since I had never seen it, but realise I haven't seen everything on the web about airships... I was hoping tho...
Ya know, my Dad usta always say 'Son, don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see." With cgi etc, can't even believe half w/o lots of investigation...

 

[David Womby]

Well, I assumed that since I had never seen it, but realise I haven't seen everything on the web about airships... I was hoping tho...
Ya know, my Dad usta always say 'Son, don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see." With cgi etc, can't even believe half w/o lots of investigation...

Don't forget this quote

'Do not believe all you read on the internet.' : Abraham Lincoln 1864.