What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

Imagine how much more $$ a 2 tone vehicle would be...

 

If i am remembering correctly my new Harley with the red paint is a 4 grand upgrade. Tank, fairing, rear fender and saddle bags. Paint supply prices are through the roof.

 

The outside of the house looks old. The bathroom really confirms it.

 

We had the green stove and refrigerator when i was a kid

 

I like blue as well. But my wife hates most blue vehicles.

I used to never like white vehicles, but when I saw my truck in while with the chrome and the tinted windows I was sold. My boats are white, one white with a little black striping and white grey and tan interior, and the older boat is white with grey and blue interior. New bikes I'm looking at are either Blue, black or white, mostly. There's one that's Forest green with silver.

There's a lot of white trucks, but if you do it right, it will be instantly recognizable as yours.

 

No. That's not factory. You can buy Ford's with the lower body painted like the Ford's y'all have posted. Mostly they are higher trim levels like the king ranch and lariats.

There's this aftermarket job that looks great
Ford Dealer Retro Truck Package for F-150 Brings Back '90s Two-Tone Paint – Koch Ford Lincoln Ford Dealer Retro Truck Package for F-150 Brings Back '90s Two-Tone Paint

Ford has retro new broncos, but those don't really do anything for me.

 

That's different...

 

I find the sweet spot is around three years old. We don't have rust out here but the miles can get high. At three years there is enough life left in the vehicle, but a big chunk of depreciation has occurred. Now if rust is a thing in your area don't listen to me. That said, I drive an 18 yo Sequoia with 250K miles and I can't find a reason to replace it.

 

Is that avocado green? I haven't seen that since the 70's.

 

60's greens had a bluish undertone that probably made the green appear a bit darker. Or, it could be your memory, or it could be the way the camera caught the light in this picture, or it was the materials used for the sink / bathtub, or even just the brand (they all had their version of the "same" color).

My bathroom sink was a light blue when I moved into this house, which points to it being original when the house was built in 1960.

 

Probably. I'm not old enough to be overly familiar with those colors

My grandparents had pink. The toilet and sink were relaced by the time I was old enough to clearly remember, but the bathtub still remained when they died.

 

I still have an orange tub, the sink and toilet got changed but tub is pumpkin orange

 

That would work out nicely with hard water...rust stain less visible!

 

I’m gonna buy a lottery ticket on the way home! Any guesses?

 

Wow...I've only heard tales of them...its one of those grade 8 15* angle bolts!

 

Anyone here ever play disc golf. Went with the guys from work a couple times. Now I'm buying 20 dollars frisbees. Going again today after work. It's a fun way to get in a couple mile walk.

 

No sir, the bolt is cross threaded into the o ring boss of a rotted off engine oil dipstick tube. I thought I was gonna have to take the oil pan off the crusty hunk of junk but got lucky!

 

Yup, don't forget that lotto ticket on the way home!