Monte Carlo SS Hunting
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My favorite part is pics 2 through 5. Not because they are duplicates, but because he actually took 4 different, but similarly composed pictures and uploaded them ALL.
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Probably looked at them for a while, and after not being able to determine the best one, posted all of them so they didn't have to think about it anymore... LOL
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I thought Bristol was RI, but it is in CT:
https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/d/8 ... 23219.html
At least it is "cheap". Pictures show nothing though...
https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/d/8 ... 23219.html
At least it is "cheap". Pictures show nothing though...
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I know where Bristol is. Looking at a good hour 45.
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Wow. Now this is awesome:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Chevrolet- ... 5m&vxp=mtr
I love the description:
Not sure about there not being room for AC though...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Chevrolet- ... 5m&vxp=mtr
I love the description:
This SS ordered brand new air delete to accommodate the big block. Right out of the box a 427 roller rocker big block, Turbo 400 and 9 inch Ford Currie were installed. Suspension upgraded as well. This car is brand new built the way GM should have. This is a GM 427, GM Aluminum Hi Po heads and is a roller rocker motor. No expense spared in the motor build. This is actual low miles. Sounds and looks good.
Not sure about there not being room for AC though...
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I finally got the gauges done in python thanks to a gauge library I found. I modified it a lot, including adding the values going around the gauges, the ranges, the layout, and the labels. I got it pretty stripped as 1 gauge. It is cool because the gauge is an object, so I ended up making a file for each gauge, with each being customized. The gauge file actually probably could have been one class that took enough parameters to customize each but the similarities between gauges were not as obvious when I started...
The plan is to integrate the OBD over USB python library I found to this front end. Should be easy since it is python to python instead of when I was trying to integrate it with QT. QT worked, but was a beast to get working on a Raspberry Pi, which I figure is the target platform for a car. In the end, the Pi couldn't handle rendering the QT graphic fast enough and it was terrible.
The Textbox and 2 buttons on the top will go away and were just there for manual input testing.
compared to:
The plan is to integrate the OBD over USB python library I found to this front end. Should be easy since it is python to python instead of when I was trying to integrate it with QT. QT worked, but was a beast to get working on a Raspberry Pi, which I figure is the target platform for a car. In the end, the Pi couldn't handle rendering the QT graphic fast enough and it was terrible.
The Textbox and 2 buttons on the top will go away and were just there for manual input testing.
compared to:
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109 eh?
Bob will tell you that time I set the cruise in my Caprice to 109 for like 20 minutes.
Bob will tell you that time I set the cruise in my Caprice to 109 for like 20 minutes.
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What did I do that was 109?
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Look at your speedo...