▲ 7 r/progrockmusic
The Phil Collins Big Band - Los Endos Suite (Live in Paris 1998)
youtube.comu/Drzhivago138 — 26 days ago
▲ 107 r/legocirclejerk
Alexa, play “Pain” by The War on Drugs
$18 minimum on BrickLink. I think I’ll just keep this one. At least it’s not the $65 piece.
u/Drzhivago138 — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/Trucks
What was the process (if any) for deciding on "standard" bed lengths?
Seeing a post of a Model A pickup earlier got me thinking: how did the OEMs decide that pickup beds would be certain lengths? A lot of early light-duty trucks had pretty small beds by today's standards.
8'x4' seems pretty obvious for being a match to the length and width of a lot of building materials, but not every brand offered it. GM and Dodge were still making 7.5' beds on their 1/2 and 3/4 tons in the '50s and early '60s.
And why 9' for a one-ton? If the shorter bed was 1.5 less than 8', why not make the longer bed 1.5 more?
u/Drzhivago138 — 3 months ago