The Official Man Cave Thread

Ar they smart if you get one in the back of the head

 

Still, there’s not much chance if it knocking any sense into the average Brummie though...

 

Hello friends, mess from Montevideo Uruguay

 

Amazing!

Now you just need the chair and a bath, then all finished.

 

Way to go mate...

 

I’ve worked on stuff like this years ago and the floor plate that I lifted up for servicing had plates in it to keep things apart
Separate tunnels sort of

 

Oh and don't forget the load test. In the USA it's only 125% of rated capacity for lifting equipment. Don't know about UK. Safety first

 

so do I

 

Is it me, or is the disc on the wrong side of that wheel for the calliper?

 

you still talking about an oil service for the bike or.....?

 

Ive got a brand new Maestro/Montego starter motor in mine, no idea why I've kept it for so long, can you beat that?

 

When you consider I pay no alimony, no child support. I have no ex-wife [ or wives as the case may be]. Mrs. WW and I share the spoils of life [ 2 pensions, 2 Social Security checks] between us. It ain't so bad guys. As I have heard it said--"It's cheaper to keep 'er". ...J.D.

 

I might spend more on anti-depressants and counselling than on solicitors and alimony.

There must be an online calculator to work out the benefits either way.

 

Motorcycles are a part of MY therapy [she does not ride]. The wife and I both have our "baggage", but after this long we know where the bad spots are [most of the time]…J.D.

 

being a yank, what the hell is a hairdressors car? Not familiar with this term that seems to have many interpretations, does it have to do with queers.

 

We used to call them "Secretary's Cars". No performance, no style, etc. Maybe the Brits.have different spin ?...J.D.

 

I have gotten some of this about my Mitsubishi Eclipse. Say what they want. 205h.p. 3 liter V-6, 5speed. .mine has Konl adjustible shocks, stiff sway bars, 8.5 rims and some sticky Dunlops tucked discreetly under it's stock bodywork. The convertible version gives you a lower center of gravity and some chassis stiffening built in at the factory. Legal for SCCA Autocross in "D" Street Prepared Class. If you don't understand it, don't knock it. We all have our own ways of having fun …J.D.

 

well Im looking at one of these 215 hp, but 230 ft/lb of torque SCCA DS (odd since the SLK is a CS), miata is a SCCA CS car so it must be more nimble thru the twisties. Always liked the looks of this car

 

I had a Porsche 924
Fantastic little car despite people saying it was a vw

 

Actually I have to admit it had VW stamped all over it
Water bottles etc
Still a smashing little car though