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I noted that sort of thing after I switched from Ford's general purpose oil recommendation to a proper HDEO and noticed something similar - just put it down to confirmation bias, although it feels smoother and quieter.

Is it one of those quick lube places?

Yep that's what was wrong with ours too! Now 60 years later they tell me it was a health hazard.

No just claim it was all pre-ordained and therefore nothing you can do will affect it. And therefore do nothing, and just complain about your sad life.

One piece tailshaft conversion?

Ha Ha, we had those desks too, must have been designed by an alien certainly didn't fit most humans of that age. And the inkwell hole - design must not have changed since the 1700's. I wonder where the quills were stored.

Wow the stretched Limo of pickups!

Nice, reminds me of the time I took my wife many years ago up a local track here known as Duck Creek road (now closed due to landslides during a cyclone) I was in an old 1981 Bronco the track was narrow and steep, and most of the time the outside wheels were only a foot or so from the edge...

God doesn't need one, he has a pristine 1966 Mustang with a 289 HiPo and top loader, in Ford Zircon green.

I wasn't joking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Coast,_Tasmania I visited Queenstown many years ago in mid winter. It was without a doubt one of the coldest, bleakest, wettest places I have ever been. Many of the early immigrants were Scottish- probably felt homesick. Picturesque...

Trying to work out where to fit the damper.

This is unfortunately so true, despite signs literally everywhere saying to not to, stupid tourists, some local, some international, persist in feeding the dingoes on Fraser Island, K'Gari, the result of this is regular attacks, and the death of a Canadian tourist a few months ago. (not saying...

Not beer, sure we're you friends, we believe you!

The soft cover actually, but I also like the bed rug. I use a sheet of that "reclaimed rubber" that they make from recycled tyres in mine to stop stuff sliding around.

First (a) Then (b) but not the devils so much, it was the Tasmanians we wanted to get away from, with their limited gene pool. No story, I had a friend who did teaching when we were at uni, he ended up getting a job in the Tasmanian west coast, which is about as wild, cold, and isolated as it...

It's the fight club of TSB's. Never talk about TSB 23-2699

I love that folding rear cover!

Maybe if you were lucky you could find a complete one the right colour from a scrap yard. would be easy over here Rangers are almost every second truck, perhaps not so much in the US.

Ours were steel on the 5G, - not sure about the 6G, they really are heavy, but also incredibly strong. Could probably safely place 6 Indian or 4 African elephants on one.

That just looks creepy. Must be an old photo too, if only he could know how it ends...