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I would say I am neutral on my pickup trucks, I have owned Dodge, GMC, Chevrolet and now a Toyota. I have shopped for all the brands at one point or another. Looking to get another 5+ years on the current pickup and I can't say right now what I will be looking for then. If I had to buy...

Definitely one of the great guitarists, very sad. Here is a great video that all gear head and Beck guitar fans will appreciate I am sure:

LOL! Best line I have ever heard on that repair methodology, thanks. (y)

I do not. Once I am out of warranty, I go by mileage and duty. I will, however, short change oil if something extraordinary happens eg. an overheat, dust storm, contamination etc.

Roxy Music did a 13 date tour this year: Formed in late 1970

I have never had any issues with Four Seasons products.

That is asinine for sure.

Good to know, thanks for the detail. We live on the West Coast (in Canada) and have purchased earthquake insurance on our policy but like all insurance dealings, you never know how good (or bad) the coverage / provider's care is until something happens.

Grabbed 5L of PUP 0w20 on sale for $36.99 + the $15 rebate for the Tacoma, so $21.99 for 5L.

About two oil changes worth for each vehicle. I only buy on sale / clearance oil that meets the vehicle requirements, if I ever pay full pop for oil that will be a dark day.

That is an awesome looking product. Available for other engine families as well and you can even choose the female distributor cap. I am very interested.

1967 Impala - Recored the radiator with HE tubes, new Gates hoses Out - Unknown In - Prestone® All Vehicles Antifreeze + Coolant Concentrate mixed to roughly 50/50

Re: Heat Range - Just be aware it is different between plug manufacturers as to whether the higher number is hotter or colder. It is more or less the case that "Domestic" (a misnomer now as all plugs are made offshore) plugs eg. AC Delco, Autolite, Champion etc. - the higher numbers are hotter...

Wix or Fram no preference. A Wix is in the Impala right now and a Fram is in the Tacoma.

These are the ones I remember: 1996 Chevrolet K1500 - Original Delco 8 years, replacement Kirkland went 6 more years then I sold the vehicle not sure how long it ultimately went 2001 Jetta TDI - Original 6 years, then I sold the vehicle not sure how long it ultimately went 2006 GMC Sierra -...

That is not the choke as I recall. The choke is the third from the left pullout on the left side (it goes headlights, wiper / washer, choke) and someone has altered it in the truck's life, the knob is not stock, not a big deal just an observation. The OP should be able to follow the choke cable...

This is very true in most cases.

If you remove the air cleaner and take a couple high res pictures of your carb from a few angles I will tell you exactly what style of choke your vehicle has. Original will be a mechanical choke (choke coil ensconced in a well in the manifold, with a linkage connected to the carb), aftermarket...

You need to have the choke system adjusted. Any old carbureted vehicle is perfectly capable of being driven away as easily as an EFI car if the choke system is properly adjusted. I sit only long enough to put my seat belt on in my Impala (and any of the other cars I have owned, Rochester or...

50% Jack Daniel's 50% Sailor Jerry and I get great reviews on it (y)