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Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Man I miss my Jeep....



Mine was a bit rougher than the one above.    But drove great.    Now it is off to a sale to end up being chopped up for parts.    It had fairly new tires,   a new battery,   and a good sound system.      From what I heard it could end out on a ship to Africa.    Many of the countries over there are buying wrecks.

The day when you can just read a paper and sip coffee on the way to work.



I can't wait.    I will take a nice little nap.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/tokyo/suzuki-reveals-pair-of-tiny-concepts-that-are-cute-but-also-future-oriented/ar-AAIctMy?ocid=ientp

But unless you live in a box, this will in no way resemble a home. The large screen in the center is for entertainment only, as this unconventional van lacks an actual driver's seat.

Yes...because it will drive for you.

Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Should be interesting on the next COPS.....




http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/how-grappler-aims-to-end-police-chases-safely-w-video/ar-AAIgv7h?ocid=ientp



Are you easily mesmerized by reruns of World's Scariest Police Chases or compelled to click on YouTube pursuit videos? One such all-night binge session, ending with a video of a serious T-bone crash with a civilian, left Leonard Stock unable to sleep. Restless, he germinated the idea for a tool to help law enforcement officers end such chases more safely....

His idea was a vehicular lasso to grab a perp's vehicle by the tire. A roofing contractor by trade, Stock was naturally handy and a proficient welder, so he began prototyping the concept on his own vehicle. He quickly confirmed his theory that a moving vehicle's spinning tire would indeed pull a loop of tow-strap material around itself if said strap could be forced into firm contact with it.

When a Chevy was a Chevy.



http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/classic-cars/classic-trucks-suvs-and-more-set-to-cross-the-mecum-block-in-vegas/ss-AAIrurz?ocid=ientp



An incredible 1,000 vehicles are lined up for sale, ranging from classic pickups and muscle cars, through to the latest exotic performance machinery....

Better go buy one.

Future? Looks like the Flintstone's camper.



http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/hymers-motorhome-of-the-future-roams-the-land-as-you-relax-eat-and-sleep/ar-AAIs9BV?ocid=ientp



German motorhome manufacturer Hymer introduced a concept named Galileo that argues autonomous technology will make motels obsolete in a distant future. The boxy, glass-walled design study drives itself so its occupants can enjoy the view without needing to keep an eye on the road ahead, and get a full night's sleep without stopping when they're ready to call it a day.