If you found a million dollars under your bed

Rav4 Prime has 300 hp, so yeah that's quite some hp for a small crossover. It must be zippy.

 

If they put the 2.5 Litre from a Highlander in the 4Runner then God help us. It will be BAD except for mpg. One of the things I loved about my 4Runner was how loud it was when your turned it on. These hybrids are so boring.

 

The turbo 4 in the Lexus NX has way more torque than our dinosaur engines.

And a hybrid setup would probably have better power as well.

 

You will climb the hill with the sound of a drill

 

Not if you have a good accountant.

I'd track down a mint 1990-1991 Honda Prelude SI (to remind me of my misspent youth)
A Porsche 911 Targa
A Mercedes G Wagon
A 2020 4Runner TRD Pro in army green
A Ferrari of some sort
and a big ole 70's era American station wagon with wood on the sides.

 

I’m about to take off the annoying and loud exhaust off my wife’s Pro. Coupled with the crazy wind noise, the motor is already underpowered, and I don’t need reminded that you have to wind it up to get it to move.

Anymore, I want quiet for my daily driver, and am kicking myself for putting exhaust on my Tundra. My daily before my Tundra was a Jeep SRT with custom exhaust, and even that got annoying.

I must be getting old.

 

I'm Sitting in the Best Car Ever Made - YouTube

 

The check that I got from Toyota, I spent $1,400 of it on a new computer, my 10 year old laptop wasn't helping me be very productive. This system is a beast

 

Ford Country squire 4 speed manual trans


https://youtu.be/pKjWKq5Hsfo

Rare very very rare

 

You can buy a pc still these days woot
Winders 22/2 on it ??
I Still run old system using not ms.

 

I’d take a plug in hybrid as well, just want to see what they do to get there.

 

Where did you get it ? Direct sales ?

 

I forgot about the Audi RS6 Avant. Add one of those to my list too.

 

I found a ten dollar bill in the yard while bagging leaves! I donated it to the Salvation Army.

 

BestBuy.
It is funny that my first Computer was a 486 with 16 MB memory and 3 GB storage. This has 16 GB Memory and 1 TB storage
@4R21
@PhantomTweak Tell us about your first computers

 

The ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit personal home computer developed by Sinclair Research. It was first released in the United Kingdom on 23 April 1982 and went on to become Britain's best-selling microcomputer

Your monitor was the tv back in the day the whole used the tv as shared appliance.

Floppy disk was cassette player.

BTW i still use DOS on some equipment still.

 

Technically I also still use DOS, it is called Windows PowerShell

 

Tpm2.0 is a requirement for windows 11

 

My first computer? Well, not sure it counts, but I got a TI-55 when it first came out. Used it to replace my slip-stick in math class. NICE upgrade from a slide rule.

My first real PC was a off brand, came with DOS 3.1, had a 20 meg HD, split into 2 10's, since DOS couldn't handle more than 10 meg at a shot. 640 k base memory, and a math coprocessor. 286-12 processor. I even talked the Boss into a 320 KB modem. I thought I had made a SH system, and the best part was the government paid for it! It was needed out at my job. I was quite happy with my TI-55-II.
We even networked a few together. I made up a bunch of batch files, since at the time, the Flight Directors were all retired AF fighter pilots. They NEEDED batch files to run the most basic program. We even had to get some small, stick on letters, and put A-N-Y on the space bars of the key boards so these fighter pilots could find the ANY key. You know, strike any key when ready?


My GF at the time was mad at the PC we had out at work. All she could afford was a 286-10, no coprocessor. I made her day, though. She kept on me for a diamond, so I dug up a PAIR of them. Diamond Stealth video cards, that is


Yeah, I was a little behind, but I looked at the TRS 80 and so on, they just didn't impress me at all.

Ok, ok, shutting up now...
Pat☺

 

I was expecting you to say some terminal connected to a Unix Minicomputer, or punch cards on a mainframe in a Military Base, when internet was not meant for civilians

 

ITS CLASSIFIED

 

POWER SHELL AND VIRTUAL PC ummm BE QUIET FOR SEC

 

DUDE miltary spec laptops you got to love love love there still a freakin serial port or 2
usb to serial that

 

These emulators are insane. I can run IBM OS/360 and Sun SPARC Solaris on Intel hardware

I do this for fun sometimes

 

Yeah I have seen those. They are body on frame
Bullforg SPARC machines running Solaris

 

My IT dept wont let me have DOS , or floppy disk ?
I have my own old chit works all the time
They frown on virtual pc thing too

 

Which floppy, the 1.44 or the really old ones that were as big as today's tablets?

 

You guys make me want to drive to Mountainiew, CA to that museum of computers, which I have been wamting to do for quite some time

 

lol @ 8 inches I used one on DEC system long azz time ago