Monster Garage.

Fucking baboons.

Tonight 21:30 on Disco channel. I'm interested in seeing it.

I've taken a few (2) scrap cars to the metal recyclers and typically they
give me $150 to $200. I was told that the guys who pick up cars for a living
get $400 or more per car. Is there any way plebs like me can get that sort
of money?

Thanks,
Michael

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/05/16/2246862.htm

Nasty little place is AUS becoming.

Year two of NT rural speed limit imposition - 110km/h default and signposted
130km/h zones.

First year 2007 was a decade high result, 2008 to date? Well -

http://www.nt.gov.au/pfes/PFES/index.cfm?fuseaction=page&p=148

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/05/15/2246041.htm

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2008/05/16/4124_ntnews.html

http://www.keepntlimitfree.org/Forum/tabid/185/forumid/1/threadid/561/scope/posts/Default...

The question is not whether it fits - I know it will, I've done it. The
horn works fine too.

The question is whether the airbag will work properly ? Also, the steering
wheel audio controls no longer work - I have not investigated that yet.

I swapped them over because my old one has a heavily worn area on the "thumb
rest" and I find the horn to difficult to locate in awkward situations (ie
when it's needed most) and the VT horn switch is much easier.

I figured that if it fit - and the airbag plug fit, and the airbag warning
light didn't come on, I'm all good. Then I got to wondering whether it
would be safe/legal/ill advised ?

Thoughts?

Imagine loading/unloading a truck like this. Or even doing renovations/
building.

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeWT-fuUyEY>

A while back I decided to build a hydrogen generator to help save
money on my fuel bill. My ex-husband had built one and installed it on
his car and was saving a ton of money. His fuel mileage had doubled!
http://tbmcars.googlepages.com/generator_to_power_car_on_water

What do you guys know about "Skymeter"?

In today's Age newspaper there is an article about it being considered by
Melbourne City Council as a way of combating congestion. Then they talk about it
tracking vehicle movements, purely in the interests of scientific research, of
course, as well as insurers using the data to set premiums for individual policy
holders.

Looking at the website it says this about the in car unit:

"Skymeter has teamed with leading partners in the development of its In-Vehicle
Sensor. This intelligent GNSS receiver records and corrects vehicle positions
without the need for Map Matching: a cumbersome, expensive, inaccurate technique
that provides no evidentiary assurance. Designed to be inexpensive,
self-installed and eventually self-powered, Skymeter collects data, compresses
and encrypts it and uploads to a remote data center via a wireless transmission.
Skymeter's Agile Client approach drives operating cost to a bare minimum while
providing enhanced security. "

http://www.flixxy.com/helicopter-cable-inspector.htm