GrimGreg

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="KovemaN" data-cid="648104" data-time="1356122775"><p> My gifts are out. One should be there today. The other may not be there until the 26th.</p></blockquote> Got 1 of 2 then.

More like Joke, and a piss poor one.

They should have bought you a Hurry Cane.

Mine is based on my old nickname and last name. When I first ventured on the net, usernames were limited to 8 bit/8 characters, so I had to condense things. The Grim is from Grim Reaper, and the Greg is Gregor chopped down. I'm pretty used to people I've met online calling me Greg when we met up in person, half of NOAS calls me Greg.

Funny thing, the "late" package was the first to ship, and still has a January delivery estimate.

My Santaee should get 3 packages, around the 14th-19th for the first 2, third is suposed to be late and arrive in January.

Well, for me; any "hop up" parts for an Axial EXO Terra buggy RC car (since I just bought one), LED light kits for it would be cool too. LEDs for the Frontier interior, blue, or any other good Frontier swag. I have a PS3, so games are cool, I tend toward rpgs. If I can think of more ideas for you, I'll post em later.

Post up ideas for your Secret Santa.

Used to be all PC, but it broke about the same time I got a smart phone, so I use only my phone. I prefer the PC, but live with what I can.

The one I saw was a long vid of a group tooling through town, all standard bikes.

There's your problem!

Yeah, they didn't seem to sell well though, I have only ever seen 1 on the road.

I know some of the remote control car guys have made bicycle conversions. There are some giant RC motors available these days, and light and powerful batteries. One I saw just used a small ammo box mounted on the handle bars for the batteries and speed control unit. He had a video posted (I'll see if I can find it) and it put out a good deal of power/ speed.

One thing, semi-related, that I have noticed with Sears/Craftsman is that some of the tools that were made with the Craftsman name before are not now. I'm not sure if it was a shift away from certain tool production, or them not wanting to honor their lifetime replacement on those tools any longer. Either way it is kind of BS. because now if you have the Craftsman labeled tool, you can get it replaced, but you get the non-Craftsman tool as a replacement which has no warranty when it breaks. I will say their NEXTEC line of cordless tools are good. I bought a set last year and am very happy with it. I am pretty certain they are produced by Milwaukee tools, as the batteries and tools are nearly identical (only difference I found was the prong arrangement on the battery terminals). The NEXTEC stuff is also much cheaper than the Milwaukee versions. I plan to expand my toolbox of them this year, I have the drill and impact driver so far.

Because it wasn't a Mazda.... I saw a Mazda 300z listed on the local craigslist a few months back.

If you want something that looks like that, buy a Volvo.

I don't see an issue with a used, undeployed, OE unit. I saw a vid of one of the fakes being tested, bad juju.

Oh boy PRESSIES! I'm in.

I miss the "Dogs love trucks" adds.

Yeah, not very powerful even stripped down, that boat anchor of a bumper can't help.

Wasn't Connor Racing was it? They worked with Nissan a lot in those days.

One of the guys in NOAS has one like that.

Only some of the ones from the 60s, that were sold here. I have seen some imports on ebay, but never on the road/offroad.

Bumper-cars anyone?

2nd Gen Frontier?