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My collection of old 'crap' machines range from a Videopac 2000, Commodore64, Amiga500 and a small number of old Apple Macs after that.

The +3.41 is how much the value has changed since the trading day-opening. Generally, you hold stocks (regular ones) just as long as you believe in the succes of the company behind it. If you just want to day-trade, or buy/sell on every change in the market-price .. well good luck, it will...

Unbelievable someone would want to 'pay' to get rid of junk/spam/malware ads they didn't ask for in the first place. '70s Mob-practises. There are plently of free ad-removal plugins available for your browser.

Citric acid smell and is much friendlier and still does the job of derusting most stuff. It also comes in soda drinks and soaps.

I've always been of the opinion that whoever played with Atari's or ZXSpectrums at that time, ended up in the Windows darkhole, and those who worked with the Commodore computers usually ended up working with Apple Macs later on.

First encounter with computers was a Philips Videopac G7000. A game-console with an onboard keyboard that used ROM-cartridges with games on them. Also bought a 'programmer' (nr.9) cartridge once, but I recall it was very useless due to the limited 99 memory locations available in the console...

What's the sense in explaining if you can't read all of our Ignored replies anyway :D

I do recall a Scott Ligett from BangShift.com a few years back when I visited that place a lot.

Guess at 50 I'm missing it again 'cause you seem to have to know some kind of secret handshake to be able to see anything on that obscure cult-site...

That's called Air-Traction. It's the latest thing. Saves wearing down the tires too much in one season.

Just happens on October 6th, a group of old employee's of the Rotterdam Chrysler plant above are organizing another one of their yearly Chrysler/Mopar-meetings, this time at a local carmuseum overhere in town (The Hague).

Ok, they're trash! :D :D

If the wheels are early '60 Mopar and 15", I'm sure there a buyer for it. I know someone overhere in the Netherlands with a Hudson that would like a set. Not sure if he's interested in shipping them overseas yet though.

None. 'Cause I don't see them.

Been using my '60 NewYorker as a daily driver to commute to work and grocery-shopping for the last 10 days because my Dart is in the garage for some 'roofwork'.

I would've started throwing out some hints at the 2-3hr mark about some food&drinks and maybe a 'how much it would've cost if he let a shop do the job', and adjust my workspeed according to the actions taken from those hints.

Pay with phone and I get to keep it afterwards too!

It’s new technology. Maybe it will trickle down to your neck of the woods in time one day :D

I simply pay with my iPhone wherever possible.

I'm running mechanical lifters on a hydraulic cam, means you have to use a tight lash of at least 0.006"-0.007". Iron block and heads. Any tighter and the engine starts to run rough at idle when warm, meaning some valves aren't positively closing. At 0.010" lash the engine/valves gets noisy.

And the next generation got the "Getaway in Stockholm" movies...

iPhone SE for email/photo-making/internet browsing. iPad for crapper duty. MacBookPro for MegaSquirt car tuning. Mac Pro for graphics design, website and server maintenance and everything else.

Never decked a 383. I've had a 440 block decked and line-honed for a 496" strokerbuild some years ago.

Didn't know that. I tried to go through the eBay-complaint system a few times with not much succes. The 'Return Request' I was able to file drew a blank after 2 weeks too. Probably because the SoB never even responded to eBay either. Bought the item late december. Received the part late...

Small block solid lifters. At the time I didn’t much offered. But I’ve already bought a new set so that’s good. Compared to the positives he had on ebay I thought he should be alright. I know/knew better not to trust the ebay feedback system anymore that much.

Anyone had any dealings with "Toni" or "dragsterboy135" on ebay, from his shop "TG Motorsports LLC" from Miami, Florida? I ordered a set of new solid lifters from him through eBay few months ago, but I was sent a box with used oily hydraulic lifters. No reply at all, through eBay or direct...

So what did you do in the remaining 95% of the day? ;)