For years I had a GE cut sheet for a turboencabulator from 1962 pinned to the wall in my office. It was pretty funny seeing people, some of them senior engineers, try to figure it out.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo\_encabulator#/media/File:GE\_Turboencabulator\_pg\_1.jpg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo\_encabulator#/media/File:GE\_Turboencabulator\_pg\_2.jpg
Just going from the website, an F150 Lariat is $68k in Canada, and the Lightning XLT is $69k. If you wanted a more comparable Lightning Lariat, it’s $80k.
Both the gasser and sparky version can be optioned up to well over $110k, which is insanity to me.
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I graduated high school in 1985. This movie spoke to me at the time.
I rather like kbin and feel no need to go back to the other place.
At least not until it starts randomly logging me off.
PORKCHOP SANDWICHES!
Torx or Robertson, are the only ones worth a damn.
Oh, I remember that ad campaign really well. Dad was a fan and used: “Where’s the beef?” early and often.