Since we've recently been discussing the deep passing game and 50/50 balls, they're broadcasting live a spacecraft moving at 4 miles per second impacting an asteroid several million miles away (perhaps even more accurate than Allar!)
DART
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Slant-Six on the column - three on the tree.
My parents had one with the push button shifter, and made the mistake of leaving me in the car alone on a slight incline. What 1 year old doesn’t like buttons? Luckily there were no cars in the street when I rolled it out of the driveway…
Fresh images reveal fireworks when NASA spacecraft ploughed into asteroid
Astronomers are ‘stoked’ as data pour in from the celestial crash.
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True. Detection and early warning would seem to be key, redundant units being available as well. I world imagine at such a far distance even a 1 degree change might be sufficient.
Just incredible some of the things they're able to pull off.
Slant 6 is the engine and 3 on the tree is the manual shift pattern of some of those models. If you google "slant 6 3 on the tree" you'll find lots on Dodge Dart models with that engine and shift pattern. My father had one. The shifter was on the steering column. The slant 6 is something of a legendary engine for its durability. They run forever. The comments in the youtube vid say it all about that engine.English please...
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Didn't reply earlier, just got back fro Wills Eye Hospital in Philly, had some food and read some of the board.
Thank you MN, thought i was going to see X's & O's....
As for motor heads, many were my friends in town. They were into cars, I was into sports.
My sister in law had an orange 70' Dodge Super Bee, loved driving that.
Thank you MN, thought i was going to see X's & O's....
As for motor heads, many were my friends in town. They were into cars, I was into sports.
My sister in law had an orange 70' Dodge Super Bee, loved driving that.
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I'm a little younger than you step, but I vividly remember the teenage kids and some older in the neighborhood competing with one another in the late 60s and early 70s. Our neighborhood was a heavy Chevy SS neighborhood, although there were all of the other usual suspects too - GTOs, Chargers, Corvettes, etc... My brother (RIP) had an outlier - a 1969 AMX fastback with the American Motors 396. It was a sweet ride. My brother didn't participate in any street races, but a lot of that was going on at the time.
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