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Captain Slow Charging
Yeah it's just as good and bad as the BZ4x. Think of it as the Sucky Toyobaru
the steering wheel controls
Has the number of buttons on the steering wheel become some kind of status symbol? I got a Toyota C-HR from the rental car roulette earlier this week and its wheel was covered in buttons (18 IIRC), but this Subaru is even worse.
Has the number of buttons on the steering wheel become some kind of status symbol? I got a Toyota C-HR from the rental car roulette earlier this week and its wheel was covered in buttons (18 IIRC), but this Subaru is even worse.
This sort of thing is the ideal, I guess:
Seems to be all the rage since "Drive to Survive" took off...
Unfortunately I think those are long gone from scrapyards. This shape?Do first-generation Rover 213s and 216s show up in British scrapyards anymore? There's a 1985 Honda Civic for sale worryingly near me that I am very tempted to turn into the Bucket-mobile from Keeping Up Appearances, and I'd just need front and rear-end bits from a Rover.
Although it's been a while since I looked for it... didn't we once have a "Motorsports" forum? I searched but couldn't find it today.
In any case, I thought I'd throw in a photo from yesterday. It had been over a year since I'd competed in an autocross, so I registered for the season-opener for our local SCCA region. I was really unhappy with the course set-up - it was like driving through a forest of pylons. I DNF'd my first 3 runs, as did some other entrants. I'm old enough that I have nothing left to prove to anyone, so I retired the car and helped with timing. So much for that, but a friend (Shane Day) who's a professional photographer was there and took some pics (which he kindly donates to our region). He got a good shot of me on one of the straights, so I thought I'd share it:
Also, apologies for the crappy taped IDs... I couldn't find my vinyl letters, so I had to resort to painters' tape.