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Not if you're lactose intolerant! But then it's also a shit post. A violent and painful one.
In the late 90s (or maybe 2000) in the US Midwest, I remember paying $0.79 a gallon, or $0.21/L. With the exchange rate then, it works out to £0.13/L. So yeah, it was cheap. I filled my 15 gallon tank for the cost of 2 hours at my just above minimum wage job.
I'd guess this is a mustang and that would make it the "small" engine (~305hp) for that car, the other option being a 5.0L.
As a sidenote, I'm enjoying a pair of KEF Carina II speakers which might hit the mark and be easier to find!
https://www.stereophile.com/content/advent-loudspeaker
https://www.stereophile.com/content/smaller-advent-loudspeaker
The originals are either "the loudspeaker" or "the smaller loudspeaker". Later, they added advent/1, advent/2, and advent/3. You may need to replace the foam.
Shockingly, the only fail for the Ford F150 Lightning is the physical buttons for climate control on the higher trim models (with the gigantic screen). The Pro and XLT have the physical buttons and I'll be damned if I don't miss them.
And on those, fan speed is a touch and then you can dial the speed on the one physical control.
See if you can find a pair of Advents!
Inspired by 1975 F1 cars.
Looks like Volvo to me.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.today/post/36184560
Inspiring
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/34091929
Got the uppers painted and installed.
Time to find some MDF for the face frame, drawer fronts, and shelves. Which reminds me, I need a router bit for the integrated drawer pulls she wants.
My first project is really coming together!
Built a set of drawers cabinets to my wife's specs for the closet. Still have uppers, face frame and overlay fronts to do, but the garage was too full to keep going.
4ft (122cm) tall bank of drawers with full extension soft close undermount slides. 88in.(222cm) wide.
Feel free to make fun of the 2x4 toe kick! Rest assured I've learned my lesson.
All cuts made with my portable DeWalt table saw after breaking down sheets with my Ryobi circular saw and a harbor freight clamp as an edge guide.
I could squint a little and make a case that this represents a CEO who is about to spend a shitload of company money on AI (or any anti-human venture) rather than employees.