Let's Have a Funny Pic Thread! Mk XXII

[Modern Saint]

 

[Modern Saint]

 

[ermghoti]

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Don't be silly. One side is right-handed, one side is left-handed. Very convenient, actually.

 

[ermghoti]

Not funny so much as really freakin' cool:

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That's yer problem right there. Ya got a T1000 in yer radiator.

 

[dmn23]

That's yer problem right there. Ya got a T1000 in yer radiator.

I wish I could like this post more than once.

 

[Modern Saint]

 

[dodgechargerfan]

 

[MonkeyZero]

I hate that I can't save pics from Instagram.

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[Gary Blanchard]

 

[LeftyTom]

Don't be silly. One side is right-handed, one side is left-handed. Very convenient, actually.

For left-handed threads?

 

[mongooz]

For left-handed threads?

well.....to be accurate.....all Gas threading is the opposite hand of standard threading.
just sayin'

 

[LeftyTom]

well.....to be accurate.....all Gas threading is the opposite hand of standard threading.
just sayin'

Some late '60's car had left-handed threads on wheel lugs.

 

[OGG]

Mopars. Mostly Dart/Valiant, and only on ONE SIDE of the car.

Troof.

 

[LeftyTom]

Mopars. Mostly Dart/Valiant, and only on ONE SIDE of the car.

Troof.

Slant 6 for life.

 

[B Valley]

 

[frunobulax]

You deserve a time-out for this one.

 

[yabba]

You deserve a time-out for this one.

Or at least a stern talking-to

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Some late '60's car had left-handed threads on wheel lugs.

Mopars. Mostly Dart/Valiant, and only on ONE SIDE of the car.

Troof.

My Charger has them. A lot of people convert them. I plan to leave mine unless I absolutely need to replace the studs.

Slant 6 for life.

This was my dad’s mantra. The first family cars that I can remember were Dodge 330s with The Leaning Tower of Power.
My dad had one and one of brothers had one as his very first car.

My dad loved them so much, when he had to buy anew car in 73, he bought a Charger with a Slant 6.
Apparently, a rare breed. I’ve had some very knowledgeable MOPAR experts swear up and down that they just didn’t exist at all.
I wish it hadn’t rusted away... It was my first car when I started driving.

 

[dmn23]

 

[mongooz]

My Charger has them. A lot of people convert them. I plan to leave mine unless I absolutely need to replace the studs.


This was my dad’s mantra. The first family cars that I can remember were Dodge 330s with The Leaning Tower of Power.
My dad had one and one of brothers had one as his very first car.

My dad loved them so much, when he had to buy anew car in 73, he bought a Charger with a Slant 6.
Apparently, a rare breed. I’ve had some very knowledgeable MOPAR experts swear up and down that they just didn’t exist at all.
I wish it hadn’t rusted away... It was my first car when I started driving.

when i was in high school (1972), a guy i knew ordered a Duster with a Slant 6. it had all the stuff a regular Duster had, except the engine. he had a DUI and was 17, so no 340. air shocks, cragers, 50's tires, the works, but a mouse motor. it used to make me laugh, but not when he was around.
that was one of the cool things about mopar back then. you could get any engine in any car, if you ordered it that way. there are definitely 426 Hemi Darts out there. iv'e seen them.