I've got one. Bang for your buck they're hard to beat.
You just head on a big swell or what? I was in my buddies bass boat on the detroit river once and we tried to jump a swell from a frieghter. Didnt make it and it was like running into a brick wall.
1955 Chevy Bel Air, 327, 4 speed
2020 CCSB Silverado RST
New set of Speed Queens
New Vinyl floating floor for the kitchen and laundry room. (photo not of my house, forgot to take pictures.)
Not a recent purchase, but a barely used 1958 Shakespeakere, made right in Kzoo. Snatched it from a garage sale for $15 in the original box.
'16 Fiesta ST
I got a Perrin intake tube to replace the restrictive and turbulent stock unit
Compared to stock (on left, obviously)
Before
After the install
Obviously small compared to everyone else's stuff, but it should help get the most out of the tune in spring. I did originally want a regular black one but they were backordered so I just went with the blue. Looks kind of goofy but I'm not one to pop the hood anyway so as long as it works I'm good with it
Tyler
2003 WW Evolution 8
1955 Chevy Bel Air, 327, 4 speed
2020 CCSB Silverado RST
I'm half tempted to actually use it...the action is buttery smooth for being nearly 60 years old with probably the original lubrication. It's direct drive with no drag, just a brake. My "newer" Abu Garcia (20 years old) bait casters have the star drag and ati backlash. The anti backlash actually sucks, I like using it the old fashioned way. Set the break, lightly thumb the spool, and let her fly.
'16 Fiesta ST
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