Sedan Chat Thread
For years on this forum, both of you guys have a history of strong defensive behavior for your opinions. You know it's true, just as I know I've been on the unpleasant side of that dynamic more than a few times.
And really, it's OK... it's just a car forum, and nobody really crosses the line. And let's also admit that you've both mellowed a lot in the last few years. It's been pretty noticeable, and respectable too.
All I'm saying is...

I can say that as a forum friend, with advice such as it is. But these days I can also say that as a moderator.
And really, it's OK... it's just a car forum, and nobody really crosses the line. And let's also admit that you've both mellowed a lot in the last few years. It's been pretty noticeable, and respectable too.All I'm saying is...

I can say that as a forum friend, with advice such as it is. But these days I can also say that as a moderator.

I filled the tank on all 3 cars well over a month ago. Seriously, I think it was mid-march, if not earlier.

The hospital where my wife works is literally two miles away. Other than that, we've just got no place to go... except the grocery store every two weeks, suited up like some post-apocalyptic nightmare.
I know that too, lego. I'm not blind to my own history here. I just want to keep the peace please.

The hospital where my wife works is literally two miles away. Other than that, we've just got no place to go... except the grocery store every two weeks, suited up like some post-apocalyptic nightmare.
I know that too, lego. I'm not blind to my own history here. I just want to keep the peace please.
For years on this forum, both of you guys have a history of strong defensive behavior for your opinions. You know it's true, just as I know I've been on the unpleasant side of that dynamic more than a few times.
And really, it's OK... it's just a car forum, and nobody really crosses the line. And let's also admit that you've both mellowed a lot in the last few years. It's been pretty noticeable, and respectable too.
All I'm saying is...

I can say that as a forum friend, with advice such as it is. But these days I can also say that as a moderator.
And really, it's OK... it's just a car forum, and nobody really crosses the line. And let's also admit that you've both mellowed a lot in the last few years. It's been pretty noticeable, and respectable too.All I'm saying is...

I can say that as a forum friend, with advice such as it is. But these days I can also say that as a moderator.
Good news for those of you who have low mileage stick shift sedans. It looks like the going value on Autotrader is still about $21k+
Last edited by Rochester; Apr 22, 2020 at 02:53 PM. Reason: Edited to keep the peace
Also has anyone bought like depo headlights or other headlights from ebay to mod instead of modding oems?

I had Depo headlights on my Sentra and they leaked. Ended up getting OE replacements later down the road.
All the talk about gas, and I'm in the same boat as Rochester. Filled up the G March 18th maybe? I'm more concerned the gas will go off now than anything else.
I did just put gas in the CX5 today - according to our records last fillup was March 3.
All I do is weekly to the grocery store (MOPP level 4 damn near) and to dump recyclables. Its getting... strange out there.
On the other hand, my quarantine beard is coming in nicely. Seems to be the only part of me that's really motivated.
I did just put gas in the CX5 today - according to our records last fillup was March 3.
All I do is weekly to the grocery store (MOPP level 4 damn near) and to dump recyclables. Its getting... strange out there.
On the other hand, my quarantine beard is coming in nicely. Seems to be the only part of me that's really motivated.
So very coincidentally to both topics (shaving and Covid19
), today I finally (!!) decided on a new beard trimmer, since my old one is ancient and the rechargeable battery is dying. I decided on the Brio Beardscape, but when I went to buy it, everyone was sold out. Everyone and everywhere. So I wrote the manufacturer, and a rep wrote me back to say they were blindsided by demand ever since the pandemic hit. The best I could do was to pre-order.How weird is that? The virus has caused an unnatural spike in personal grooming products! LOL
Masks fit better on cleanshaven faces. That's one of the main reasons the US Military requires members to be clean-shaven unless you have a waiver (and if you have a waiver, you aren't going anywhere you'd need a gas mask).
I normally keep mine at a 3 guard... since I got out of the USAF, I've not shaved except for my wedding. And that, honestly, was a mistake LOL.
I normally keep mine at a 3 guard... since I got out of the USAF, I've not shaved except for my wedding. And that, honestly, was a mistake LOL.
Lately I can't seem to keep my shift **** tightened down. It's very disconcerting to shift and feel the **** twist.
I'd put some kind of thread-lock on it, but want to take it off every winter and put it back on in the spring. Some quick research, and I'm thinking of using Loctite Purple at maybe a 1/2" up from the base of the shaft. But I really have no experience with thread-lock.
Anyone have any advice?
I'd put some kind of thread-lock on it, but want to take it off every winter and put it back on in the spring. Some quick research, and I'm thinking of using Loctite Purple at maybe a 1/2" up from the base of the shaft. But I really have no experience with thread-lock.
Anyone have any advice?
Last edited by Rochester; Apr 24, 2020 at 04:35 PM.









