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the bulge of the grease cover looks a bit overfilled.

This^^ unless you want to go thru the process of pulling a plug to see what brand Mopar uses to save a few bucks.

you have the 392, mount that White King on the back of your Jeep and drive thru DC dare ya, double dog dare ya

It's legit!

Here's the video https://v.redd.it/ke3nwz42gxif1/DASH_480.mp4?source=fallback Also, reading further on, the guy was pretty high, got arrested fir DUI- the mustang does not have autonomous mode lol

Baby and Teen Spinach? is there an adult, elder, senior spinach?

ahhh crap, not a free JT Rubicon

wow, talk about a flashback to youth

used to stay up late night to listen

if you get the chance to do any of those rapids, it's a lot of fun (y) epic road trip 🍻

nude hikers and terminus point.... seems like they should use something other than terminus point, like "end of the trail"

auctioned, put them in the smasher and keep them off the road. If tow truck companies were put in charge of auto insurance enforcement, I think there would be fewer uninsured motorists

All good points. I've done it instead of sitting around waiting for calls, go fishing and deal with it as they call; they are never the wiser as to where I'm at.

so......

for $13.99 a month you can bypass

it's cool and would've been cooler if the tech existed to get better, closer shots of what was moving but no gravity, stuff flying thru space, nothing to keep it from shooting off in any direction if it breaks orbit, nothing appearing like it was moving with any sense of control... space junk...

or did the camera abruptly shift angle of view

depending on point in orbit, they can appear to go up, also the movements of the camera, module etc... no gravity to pull them down...

oh yeah, they're still moving fast but the nasa spacecraft traveled at a high speed. AI answer: "NASA's STS-48 mission, aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery, traveled at an average speed of about 28,000 kilometers per hour (17,500 miles per hour) while in orbit around the Earth. " Here's another...

they would with gravitational pull like when they enter earth's atmosphere, I recall from classes long ago, something about things moving slower in space- compared to objects with gravitational pull