Hemirunner
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I’m all for personal taste in hot rodding, but those chaps need a frontal lobotomy.....I don't know if this is a trend or a fad, but it seems that this is big now...
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I’m all for personal taste in hot rodding, but those chaps need a frontal lobotomy.....I don't know if this is a trend or a fad, but it seems that this is big now...
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If everything California does dictates our future, kill me now.... lol. The only thing I want from there is the weather!If IIRC California has already set time frames for everything - or nearly everything to be E powered. Not far off.
I don't know if this is a trend or a fad, but it seems that this is big now...
The only thing I want from there is the weather!
If IIRC California has already set time frames for everything - or nearly everything to be E powered. Not far off.
More electric cars mean less demand for gasoline. More fuel supply, less demand. So how does that translate to higher gas prices ? Please explain economics to me.This time is limited however because of electric cars coming and fuel prices will go up so this muscle car or that we are in now will not be long lived and we will all look back at these cars going man those are great cars because the ultimate will be cars with a little electric motors
Its not as simple as supply and demand. Oil and fuel is highly controlled. The Saudis have this giant lever with a gold dollar symbol on it. Its their way of printing gold. It controls supply production. The pull back on production and price goes up with profits etc. I know this does not answer your question but when oil fuels demand significantly go down the desire for production investments will shift and the price will skyrocket. The money will follow the profits. Granted it will be a while for that to happen because it implies significant cut over including construction and AG. But it will happen.More electric cars mean less demand for gasoline. More fuel supply, less demand. So how does that translate to higher gas prices ? Please explain economics to me.
RAT ROD! There I did itI just want to go right out and say it: if I hear the term “rat rod” one more time I’m gonna barf. I loved them, initially, but once people started building expensive show cars it became retarded.
Role-play there ya go. They probably look at the car as makeup rather than something to work on and maintain. Unlike true automotive enthusiasts. But if it helps keep car culture alive great.I was in LA this past weekend picking up a Hemi fora buddy of mine. The fella I met up with was telling me of a new trend hitting SoCal. You didn’t guys, 25-35 yuppie types with high end jobs are buying old school 40-50 hot rods and dressing the part by wearing the attire popular back in the day. Slicked back hair, white T shirts, cuffed jeans, tats etc. A lot of them really get into the roll play.
Won’t be long before that trend reaches other area of the country.
Role-play there ya go. They probably look at the car as makeup rather than something to work on and maintain. Unlike true automotive enthusiasts. But if it helps keep car culture alive great.
Supposedly we have more oil than the Saudis.Its not as simple as supply and demand. Oil and fuel is highly controlled. The Saudis have this giant lever with a gold dollar symbol on it. Its their way of printing gold. It controls supply production. The pull back on production and price goes up with profits etc. I know this does not answer your question but when oil fuels demand significantly go down the desire for production investments will shift and the price will skyrocket. The money will follow the profits. Granted it will be a while for that to happen because it implies significant cut over including construction and AG. But it will happen.
Rat rod. Rat rod. Rat rod.I just want to go right out and say it: if I hear the term “rat rod” one more time I’m gonna barf. I loved them, initially, but once people started building expensive show cars it became retarded.
Absolutely...Between the huge reserves of USA and Canada, we could tell the towel heads to pound sand...Literally.Supposedly we have more oil than the Saudis.
That could be...USE up everyone else's supply then corner the market when their supplies dry up, IF they ever do.I always wonder if we keep buying foreign oil to bogart our reserves in the event of a future big war. I do t believe we’re even remotely dependent on foreigners for our supply. It all must have to do with military strategy.
Wtf is that crap.I’m all for personal taste in hot rodding, but those chaps need a frontal lobotomy.....