Im not necessarily fond of 50s cars but these 2 are just awesome

The packard predictor: the packard predictor is the last car made by packard, never made it to production which sucks, but we got one hell of a concept car out of it.

the oldsmobile delta 88. This one actually did make it to production, and actually paved the way for later muscle cars like the camaro, and charger

We owe it to the delta

Man I think old mercedes is way cooler then new mercedes

Old mercedes is reliable (sight the mercedes benz w123) and looks gorgeous

New mercedes looks aight but doesn’t have an interior as cozy as the old ones

I know different eras have different luxury standards but IMO, 90s luxury is so much better then modern luxury

Useless car fact #8

Automotive wording

You may hear a dishing need like me say words like \”valvetrain\” or say phrases like \”money shifting\” and not know wtf it means, well look no further, this posts goal is to educate the sticknodian population on Automotive blabber

\”Money shifting\”: money shifting is 2 words that are used to describe an act done with a manual transmission. A money shift is where you are in a higher gear, moving at a fast speed, but you accidentally shift into a low gear. The reason this is called a money shift is because shifting from a high gear to a low gear at high speed can result in many unwanted things, these unwanted things include but are not limited to: damaged transmission gears, damaged clutch, damaged engine, and blown engine. The reason it would blow you engine, is because when you shift from a high gear to a low gear at high speed, it changes the gear ratio in the transmission, so basically what happens is the when you money shift at a high speed, your RPM will sky rocket and blow past the red line and effectively blow your engine. No matter what engine it is.

\”Red line\”: the red line is a zone in an engines RPM (rotations per minute) gage that shows RPM that the engine is capable of, but should not be operated at.

Take for example, a car that has its red line at 7000 RPM, you can safely use the 1000 to 6000 RPM range, but if you go past that, into the 7000 to 10000 range, you run the risk if blowing the engine, or atleast damaging components, this is why moneyshifting is bad, because it makes your RPM go far into the red line.

We got thicc GM trucks before GT6

Actually before gt5 but still

The GM qaudrasteer system

The general motors qaudrasteer is a GM truck system from the mid-late 2000s, it was available on suburbans, sierras, and silverados. It was a system that… well… the name kinda says it all. It has steering in all 4 wheels. So you, in your silverado or sierra, you could have the same steering as a monster truck, or atleast similar

These trucks are honestly really nice to look at, recently GMT-800s have been growing on me a lot, and this is just adds to that.

And I don\’t really get it, people say these trucks are shit, and others say they are the bomb, I don\’t get it

I geuss the haters are the people who treat it like absolute ass and get all pissy when the truck breaks down when they don\’t maintain it

Holy fucking shit

I never thought id see a packerd that looks stunning holy fuck

like oh my god I am in awe

Useless car fact #7: Automotive identification.
Here I have 4 1967 chevrolet B-Body automobiles, an impala, a caprice, a bel air, and a biscayne. All of this cars have the same front ends so you can’t really identify them there, also you could go off of the badges but some people change badges to fool up you into thinking you are going to race something slower. But this is if you can’t get close enough to read the badges.