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We talk about the cars that we learned how to drive on. Matthew Stafford is out there in pads practicing. Last week he didn't practice due to a lingering hamstring injury. Are you concerned about Stafford? Will he be ready to go Week 1? More on Sliwa sister's Mitsubishi Eclipse and the guys talk about trying to attend a Tennis Tournament. Plus, Producer Emily has her topics ready for another edition of FACT or CAP! we talk about Sliwa's Nissan Frontier Truck and the reason why it had a racing stripe on it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last day at Camp, Kimmy Hanson and the anthem, Mitsubishi Eclipse, and more!

The 2023-2024 Seattle Kraken season grades are in! Jeff and Joey quickly catch up before going into this week's Kraken Reaction (4:48) which features the Los Angeles Kings taking care of business, a season series sweep of the Anaheim Ducks, Shane Wright going off for an NHL-first 2 goal game, and the season coming to an end here shortly but not before the boys dish out their season grades (11:44) on: offense, defense, goaltending, coaching, front office, the future, and a bold prediction from each. Jeff and Joey naturally turn things into a competition and some of their grades may surprise you. In NHL News, the Detroit Red Wings make a push for the playoffs in a nationally televised game and an old-fashioned donnybrook breaks out between the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils. No Dumb Questions (51:58) features member of the Kraken Pod Fam Ben Cumberland and the title of the official that sits in the penalty box with the players as well as what exactly his job duties and responsibilities are. Three Stars of the Week covers everything from the Mitsubishi Eclipse, Jeff getting a much-needed wife-wardrobe upgrade, WrestleMania and the return of The Undertaker, golf carts for the whole family, a new horror movie, and everyone's new favorite Twitter account @ArtButMakeItSports. Ending, as always, with the Chirp of the Week.Subscribe:On All podcasting apps, rate & review on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify!Presented by The Hockey Podcast Network with new episodes every week. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram at @KrakenPodRelease the Kraken!#SeaKrakenDraft Kings disclaimer:Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA) 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS).  Bet $5 Get $150 offer (void in MA/NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $150 issued as six (6) $25 bonus bets. Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET.  No Sweat Bet: Valid 1 per customer. Opt-in req. NBA same game parlay bets only. Min 3- leg. First bet after opting-in must lose. Paid as one Bonus Bet based on amount of initial losing bet. Max. wagering limits apply. Ends at the start of the final NBA game each day when offered.

The 2023-2024 Seattle Kraken season grades are in! Jeff and Joey quickly catch up before going into this week's Kraken Reaction (4:48) which features the Los Angeles Kings taking care of business, a season series sweep of the Anaheim Ducks, Shane Wright going off for an NHL-first 2 goal game, and the season coming to an end here shortly but not before the boys dish out their season grades (11:44) on: offense, defense, goaltending, coaching, front office, the future, and a bold prediction from each. Jeff and Joey naturally turn things into a competition and some of their grades may surprise you. In NHL News, the Detroit Red Wings make a push for the playoffs in a nationally televised game and an old-fashioned donnybrook breaks out between the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils. No Dumb Questions (51:58) features member of the Kraken Pod Fam Ben Cumberland and the title of the official that sits in the penalty box with the players as well as what exactly his job duties and responsibilities are. Three Stars of the Week covers everything from the Mitsubishi Eclipse, Jeff getting a much-needed wife-wardrobe upgrade, WrestleMania and the return of The Undertaker, golf carts for the whole family, a new horror movie, and everyone's new favorite Twitter account @ArtButMakeItSports. Ending, as always, with the Chirp of the Week. Subscribe: On All podcasting apps, rate & review on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify! Presented by The Hockey Podcast Network with new episodes every week.  Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram at @KrakenPod Release the Kraken! #SeaKraken Draft Kings disclaimer: Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA) 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS).  Bet $5 Get $150 offer (void in MA/NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $150 issued as six (6) $25 bonus bets. Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET.  No Sweat Bet: Valid 1 per customer. Opt-in req. NBA same game parlay bets only. Min 3- leg. First bet after opting-in must lose. Paid as one Bonus Bet based on amount of initial losing bet. Max. wagering limits apply. Ends at the start of the final NBA game each day when offered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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¡Hablemos de coches japoneses! Todos estamos de acuerdo: Por lo general, son muy fiables. Y eso les convierte en buenos coches clásicos. Además, hay muchos modelos, muchas variantes y, en España, no son muy conocidos. Por eso hay posibilidades de comprar coches, incluso por menos de 5.000 €, pensando en que se conviertan en una buena inversión. A ver, ¡no nos vamos a hacer ricos! Bueno, quizás alguno con mucho dinero y espacio sí pudiera conseguirlo. Pero si te vamos a dar ideas de coches que podrás disfrutar sabiendo que tu inversión se va a mantener y, con algo de suerte, poco, va a revalorizarse. Los coches viejos, antiguos, clásicos, youngtimer o como quieras llamarlos, son una buena inversión. Sucede como en la bolsa: A corto y medio plazo puede bajar o subir, pero a largo plazo siempre sube. Y eso pasa con los coches… si eliges bien modelo y compras un coche en buen estado. En mi opinión los coches japoneses en España siguen estando algo infravalorados, yo creo que por que se conocen poco. Por supuesto, con la excepción de Canarias, donde siempre ha habido y sigue habiendo muchos coches japoneses. Veréis que hay mucho coche deportivo… lógico. Cuando son buenos son los que más mantienen su valor y más se revalorizan. Y vamos por orden cronológico. 1. Toyota Celica (1985) El Toyota Celica es un deportivo que hoy en día aún sigue siendo atractivo, del que se encuentran numerosas unidades a la venta muy interesantes y a precio razonable, sobre todo si te “sales” de la idea de comprar el 4WD. La versión 2.0 16v de 150 CV es muy interesante y en España la puedes encontrar a partir de los 10.000 €. 2. Toyota Supra (1986) ¡Confieso que me encanta la primera generación de 1971, que en Canarias sí se ve! Como diré de otro coche de esta lista, se cotizan, pero se van a cotizar más. Hablo de la 3ª Generación, porque en España, en la península, la más conocida era la cuarta, realmente precioso, pero llegó, casi con cuenta gotas. Lo más interesante: El “salto” de precio entre las 3ª generación y la 4ª es espectacular. He visto coches de 1989, la versión 3.0 litros de 204 CV por menos de 15.000 € 3. Mitsubishi Eclipse (1995) La 2ª generación de este deportivo compacto japonés llegó a España a principios de los años noventa. Su acertada estética y sus buenos acabados y equipamiento lo hacen un japonés muy atractivo para coleccionar. Puedes encontrar la versión con motor de gasolina de 2 litros y 141 CV, ¡incluso por menos de 5.000 €! Y, en general, curiosamente, con pocos kilómetros. 4. Honda Prelude (1997) ¡Una verdadera joya! Que tengo el convencimiento que cuando el mercado “filtre” un poco y vayan desapareciendo las peores, se revaloriza. Hablamos de la 5ª Generación llegó al mercado español a finales de los años noventa con motor 2.2 VTEC de gasolina, que daba 184 CV. Curiosamente no tuvo un gran éxito de ventas aquí, así que podemos encontrar todavía unidades en el mercado a precios muy asequibles: desde 5.000 euros. Una inversión segura y que mientras se revaloriza o no, disfrutaremos mucho. 5. Suzuki Jimny (1998) Lo avise cuando hablaba del Supra, este es otro modelo que está caro, pero que nunca va a bajar de precio. Por supuesto, hablo de la 3ª generación, que en España fue la primera porque los modelos anteriores no se llamaron Jimny. Insisto, están caros, difícil encontrar uno bueno por menos de 10.000 €, pero te aseguro que no van a bajar, más bien van a subir, porque, entre otras cosas, cada vez hay menos coches de TT. 6. Toyota Prius (2000) ¡No todos van a ser deportivos! Y de la primera generación, de la que en España se vendieron 11 unidades en el 2000 a más de 50.000 ahora. Este modelo sentó las bases de la tecnología híbrida, fue en un producto innovador, muy bien hecho y feo con ganas… hoy lo puedes comprar por menos de 10.000 €… dentro de 10 años, ¿Cuánto crees que podrá valer los que sobrevivan? Y dentro de 10 años, poner una batería nueva a un Prius será más barato y la batería mejor. 7. Mazda RX8 (2002) Para mí, una futura “pera en dulce”. Primero, porque por el Mazda RX8 parece que no pase el tiempo… ¡y ya tiene 20 años! Además es el último de su especie, deportivo rotativo… y esto no parece que vaya a cambiar. Y es un coche que puedes conseguir por poco más de ¡5.000 €! Os lo digo en serio, yo estoy buscando uno, porque en mi modesta opinión, sí o sí, este coche se va a revalorizar… 8. Nissan 350Z (2002) Y tras una pera en dulce, otra. Un coche que conozco bien porque tuve uno… y que muchas veces echo de menos… Motor V6 de 3,5 litros y 280CV, excelente posición de conducción, buen bastidor, estética espectacular… Confieso que me gusta más que su sucesor, el 370Z. Ya es un coche que se está sobrevalorando, hace unos años estaban más baratos… pero van a seguir subiendo… Si te das prisa, en España, los puedes encontrar todavía por unos 15.000 €, pero los buenos valen más… pero valen la pena. 9. Mazda MX5 NC (2005) Quizás se esté convirtiendo en el nuevo “patito feo” de la gama Mazda MX5, sobre todo si te conformas con la versión 1.6 de 110 CV, en mi opinión más que suficientes para un descapotable. Supone una gran mejora sobre el NB, para mi es más bonito y la buena noticia es que los puedes encontrar por menos de 10.000 € con muy pocos kilómetros y es un coche duro y fiable… y extremadamente divertido. 10. Honda Civic (2007) Hablamos de la 8ª generación, para muchos el más feo…. Pero al que el paso del tiempo le ha sentado bien. En mi opinión, cuando salió, quizás porque era demasiado adelantado a su tiempo… a mí me parece más bonito ahora.Si te empeñas en el Type R o versiones tope de gama, pues te costará un dinerito, pero muchos menos por ejemplo si te conformas con la versión 2.2 litros de 140 CV, un motor muy agradable y un coche de muy buen comportamiento y muy bien acabado. ¿Cuánto menos? Lo puedes encontrar incluso por menos de 5.000 € Conclusión. Fácil, breve y directa… ¡a que esperas! Lo confieso, de estos 10 coches hay al menos 5 que me gustaría comprar… ¿y tú?

This week, Matt Amos, Chet Sears and Troy Trussell cover the frustrations of vehicle ownership. Chet ks struggling with cars falling apart. Matt embarks on a restorstion of a 1964 Lincoln Continental. Did Troy actually put one million miles on his car? The conversation shifts to the #Top3 vehicles they've owned. Troy closes us out with a good word about Jesus Christ's resurrection. Topics discussed: What's On Your Mind: Owning too many cars Top 3 vehicles you've owned: 2013 Ford F150, 1989 Mazda B2200, 2004 Ford F150, 1964 Lincoln Continental, 2019 Ford F350, 1980 Ford F100, Mitsubishi Eclipse, 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88, Isuzu A Good Word: Resurrection Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.hardheadedpodcast.com/ http://admiralspennant.com/ This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Brooks Sullivan is comedian and like me a father who used to have long hair.  We talk his crazy show with snakes, a three headed pocket pu$$y and a sword swallower. Fighting is important in hockey, we talk our fair share of horrible shows and we've never gotten a DUI! Also my dad cheated at poker and won me a Mitsubishi Eclipse. The views expressed on the podcast are of The Lobo Den Podcast  and do not reflect the views and positions of anyone ever.   Support The Lobo Den Podcast by joining the Patreon with bonus content and more: https://www.patreon.com/theloboden YouTube: https://youtu.be/wuua6GomLOk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brooksthecomic/ https://www.instagram.com/lobo9110/ https://www.instagram.com/thelobodenpodcast/ Best Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/830054804387858 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theloboden Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobodenpodcast   https://twitter.com/lobo9110   Donate: https://www.paypal.me/thelobodenpodcast Links: https://linktr.ee/theloboden

No retorno do PodCarro à rede, trazemos até você um Nippon especial sobre a história da Diamond Star Motors, a joint-venture responsável pelo desenvolvimento do Mitsubishi Eclipse! Siga o programa nas redes sociais, no @podcarro Confira o conteúdo do Henrique Lima no Twitter, no @Paginalasanha Quer mandar alguma sugestão de pauta ou mesmo deixar alguma contribuição em PIX? podcarro@gmail.com

We go hard into the 2000's and review and ramble about two of 2000's most talked about movies. We also kind of talk trash about Gen Z, John Travolta, and Men's Adult Softball leagues. Equal opportunity trash talk along with praise to the movies. Hop into your Mitsubishi Eclipse and travel with us back to the early 2000's you won't regret it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/i-can-do-this-all-day/support

Neste episódio do LetraCast voltamos ao mundo da música eletrônica para falar da música Days go by (Os Dias passam) do Dirty Vegas. Saiba como um encontro no aeroporto, o carro Mitsubishi Eclipse, um maluco de rua e as lembranças de alguém amado deram origem a uma ótima música e um video clip lendários.   Até a próxima letra! ESPALHE O LETRACAST No Facebook: www.facebook.com/letracast No Twitter: www.twitter.com/letracast Ideias, dúvidas, broncas e sugestões: contato@letracast.com.br

00:00 - Intro - Mitsubishi Galant VR4 - Part 1I love the concept of street legal rally cars because of their performance capabilities… especially in all types of weather conditions, and I have been fortunate to own a couple over the years, including a Toyota Celica Alltrac Turbo (known as the GT4 in Europe) and one from Mitsubishi that I refer to as the Rodney Dangerfield of rally homologation specials because it doesn't seem to get the respect it deserves. 01:30 - The Mitsubishi Galant VR4: the Rodney Dangerfield of Street Rally SpecialsRally homologation specials are halo cars for manufacturers and typically highlight go-fast technology that showcases their ability to build a winning racecar. While these were not the actual rally racing cars, they were the street-legal platform upon which the rally cars were built. In the case of the Galant VR4, they had to meet the Group-A World Rally Championship parameters, meaning they had to be 4WD with a 2.0-liter turbocharged motor and at least 5000 had to be built for worldwide sales to the public.For the US market, Mitsubishi imported a limited edition series of 2000 badged and numbered Galant VR4s in 1991 and similar limited edition of 1000 VR4s in 1992 with only some slight differences in 1992. There were an additional 9 unbadged cars brought into the US, presumably for magazine tests and for Mitsubishi executives to drive. So 3009 total were brought to the US. The rest of the VR4s built on the 6th generation Galant chassis were sold in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and some other pacific rim countries, with the key difference being they were all right-hand drive models. 03:00 - History of the Mitsubishi Galant VR4The Galant name has been on a Mitsubishi car in Japan since the late 1960s and was first seen in the US in the 1970s but it wasn't called the Galant. Instead it was brought here as the Dodge Colt. Chrysler and Mitsubishi had a long-standing relationship with Mitsubishi rebadging cars within their line-up to help Chrysler fill the gap of small, fuel efficient cars that they needed in their line-up. The two companies eventually teamed up to form a 50-50 venture known as Diamond Star Motors to build DSM cars at a new plant in Normal, Illinois. DSM cars included the Mitsubishi Eclipse, The Eagle Talon and the Plymouth Laser. The highest performing versions of these cars had essentially the same 4G63 2.0-liter turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive system found on the Galant VR4, so many assume the VR4 is a DSM car. But the Galant VR4 was built solely in Japan for model years 1987-1992, while the DSM factory wasn't even completed until 1988. However, the VR4 version of the 6th generation Galant does owe its existence specifically to Mitsubishi's rally racing efforts. 04:00 - Rally HeritageAfter Mitsubishi's success racing in the Paris-Dakar rally raid events in the 1980s (the Mitsubishi's Pajero Evolution won the event outright a record 12-times between 1985 and 2007), the car maker then set their sights on the World Rally Championship by attempting a run at the Group B open class with a 4WD version of their Starion Turbo sports car. Unfortunately before the Starion was fully developed, a couple of devastating Group B racing incidents happened that killed spectators and drivers, effectively ending the Group B class permanently. That made Group A the top class in World Rally, so Mitsubishi put the turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive system from the Starion Turbo into the 6th Generation Galant sedan to create the Galant VR4 Rally Car. Mitsubishi contested the WRC for 6-years from 1987 to 1992 with the Galant VR4 and won some notable events outright, including the 1000 Lakes Rally and the Lombard RAC rally, before replacing it with the first of...

There's a distinct possibility that two of the stories Josh tells in this episode have been told on the show before. If that turns out to be the case, you'll get new and exciting details! One of the side effects of drinking while making the show is that details get fuzzy. Jimmy tells us about the Movement Festival in Detroit. Cory, Rob, and Jimmy talk about going to see Nekrogoblikon and GWAR in Chattanooga. We invite Aaron Minich, the keyboardist for Nekrogoblikon to join us for a future episode (make sure to tag him on Instagram @aarynstar if you want him to interview with us!) and invite the Goblin to include us in his shitposting. Josh tells the story of singing Bodies on stage with Drowning Pool years ago. This may not be the first time he's told this story on the show. Then Josh tells the story about a Pride & Prejudice video he and some friends made for an English class back in college. It involved a samurai sword, a hot dog penis, a Mitsubishi Eclipse, and ramen noodles. Then of course we get into movies again, with a relatively spoiler-free review of Top Gun: Maverick. Website: https://www.appleboys.us Discord: https://discord.gg/appleboys Twitter/FB/IG: @AppleboysPod

In today's PorscheCooled Podcast Michael presents episode 72 of owner stories with Amanda from Colorado in the U.S. Amanda's car journey started when she was only 4 when her dad bought a Mitsubishi Eclipse. A car Amanda has fond memories of pretending to drive like a racing driver. Later in life, and inspired by a ‘Fast and the Furious', Amanda wanted a Charger. In 2013 her wish came true with a Dodge Charger 100th anniversary edition. A car Amanda enjoyed for around 6 years and drove it all over the country. Amanda mentions she knew little about German cars, but that changed after an Audi Experience Day at Circuit of the Americas in an R8. A BMW experience in M Cars followed and Amanda's (and her Husbands) love of German cars began. So, what followed? A BMW X3 M40i, a car Amanda took to the track. It was at these track days where she started noticing the Porsches. The inevitable followed. In 2020 the first 911 entered the garage, a 2002 Carrera 4 996 Cabriolet - manual and in Arctic Silver. This was going to be Amanda and her husbands' ‘fun' car. Not to mention it became the car Amanda learnt to drive stick in. It doesn't end there. In late 2002, Amanda and her husband purchased a black 2007 911 Turbo in manual. Both practical cars were now gone, and the Porsches were daily driven with snow tyres when needed. Recently the 997 Turbo has been replaced with a very special 2022 Porsche 718 Spyder, Shark Blue, Manual with LWB's. Welcome back to the PorscheCooled podcast. Follow Amanda on Instagram @arctic.metro Subscribe to Amanda's Youtube Channel here Michael (@michael.bath) owns a first generation 997 Carrera, comes from Australia and currently resides in Bahrain. Steve (@gtst3ve) is a Porsche owner and enthusiast from Sydney, Australia. This podcast is part of a series with Steve where two mates chat about all things Porsche. Thanks for listening. PorscheCooled Exclusive member Become a member of PorscheCooled and help support the Podcast. It will keep us talking! https://www.patreon.com/porschecooled The PorscheCooled Podcast is available everywhere you get your podcasts.

Hello this is Overdrive a program that tries to spread the word about trains, planes and automobiles. I'm David Brown The times each story appears in the program are noted (mm:ss) News 1. Car Sales: Supply depends on when the boats come in (1:26) 2. Car supply depends on the very wide range of uses of microprocessors (2:48) 3. Australia goes hard on side impact protection (3:50) 4. Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PlugIn Hybrid Electric Vehicle (5:00) Feature Story • Tony Webber from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries defines what is needed to embrace the future including a better election process. (6:05) Interview • Alan Zurvas gives his run down on the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross – especially the Plugin Hybrid Electric vehicle. (14:37) Motoring Minute • Land Rover Defender XP400 (20:14) Quirky News And in quirky news, Brian Smith and I raise concern over transport issues that indicate another Viking invasion of Scotland. (21:27) Motoring Minute • Subaru Outback (27:54) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ah6JZN8LTYURIfNs1IIBs iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/overdrive-cars-transport-and-culture/id1001084679 We even list the times each item appears to you can go straight to it Our Facebook page OverdriveCity – Driven Media https://www.facebook.com/OverdriveCityDrivenMedia/?modal=admin_todo_tour or Our YouTube site https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyx5sv6cgF4URRmNq2JiXg/videos So, let's start with the news Originally broadcast 11 December 2021

The boys did it again! This time they put the Fast and the Furious 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse up against the Flying Police Vehicle from the Fifth Element. Yes, you read that correctly... the guys went fully unreasonable on this one and had a blast discussing the finer points of the Eclipses place in tuner and Hollywood history versus the Flying Police Vehicles... well... flying! Oh and it also had cannons... did we forget to say that earlier? It was a tough debate but in the end, you'll have to listen to find out exactly who is going to move on to the second round!   Check out an episode today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Audible, Google Podcasts, iHeart Radio App and most of your favourite places to listen to your favourite podcasts! Hit "subscribe" to let us know that you're enjoying the podcast and take two second to write a review! Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts! -The Unreasonable Grounds Podcast Team  

In this week's episode we discuss the Mitsubishi Eclipse build. We talk about the pros and cons of LED lights. We share and debunk some myths about automobiles we found online.  The Drink of the Podcast is Western Reserve 4yr Blended Bourbon.  Thanks for tuning in!! Feel free to send your questions or bourbon suggestions to: stuttgartmotorspodcast@gmail.com.  

Lola Katherine Fry, maiden name Coleman, was 28 years old when she went missing from Greenwood, Indiana. She was last seen on November 14, 1993 leaving Greenwood in her car, a red and black 1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse which has a personalized license plate of “LOLA”. Lola had been planning to travel to Fort Wayne, IN (20 miles/30 minutes drive). She did not make it to Fort Wayne and has never been seen or heard from again. Her car has also never been found. Lola is described as a causian female who would be 56 at the time of this recording. She has brown hair, green eyes, is 5'5” and around 120 pounds. Her nicknames are Kat and Kathy. She has breast implants, as well as a scar on her right knee and a small scar on her forehead. Anyone with information regarding Lola's disappearance or her current whereabouts is encouraged to call the Indiana State Police at 317-232-8280.

Hey everybody! Today’s episode is a little bit different, because it’s my turn to get on the hot seat. We’re doing a PODCAST TAKEOVER. I’m joined by my long-time friend and LLA’s Director of Coaching, Megan Weisheipl, and she’ll be doing the questioning. We hit the rewind button on this episode, so get ready as we take you on a journey and go back in time to when I was still new in the network marketing profession. You’ll hear us talk about my exciting network marketing journey: ➤ who introduced me to network marketing ➤ The super embarrassing moment when I pulled up to an at-home meeting in my rust-bucket 1993 Mitsubishi Eclipse ➤ overcoming the setback of the closure of my company ➤ how I hit the million-dollar success point And then, I’ll share how we built Legacy Leadership Academy, the transition process from being a solopreneur to a real business owner, and the exciting future ahead for the business, including LLA and Next Level Leadership. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel!

In this Valentine's Special episode, Sung Kang and Alex Harrington are joined by Shahar Algazy. Shahar has one of the largest Fast and Furious replica collections in the world, with Dom's Mazda RX-7, Brian's Mitsubishi Eclipse, and Roman's Eclipse. Not only has he a strong love for The Fast and Furious franchise, but he's also good friends with Sung, joining him on many projects and drives.Follow us on:Sung's Garage: @sungsgarageSung Kang: @sungkangstaAlex Harrington: @alexdoescarsShahar Algazy: @TheVipersGuywww.sungsgarage.com

Today’s guest on the Chasing Poker Greatness podcast is poker coach, author, and the founder of the Post Flop Poker Podcast Ben Hayles.Ben’s path towards poker is a little bit different than most folks, including yours truly, simply because he actually had the foresight to put together a plan of action so that he would give himself the best possible chance of success. I know this might be shocking to you but most folks who entered poker in the early 200’s just saved up $3,000, put everything they owned in their ‘94 Mitsubishi Eclipse, and drove 10 hours away hoping everything would work out…Or maybe that was just me.Anyway 18 months after creating the vision for his poker career, Ben found himself stepping on board a plane to Bangkok, excitement coursing through his body, and his life would never be the same again.I’m super pumped up to share that story along with many others with you in a couple of moments.In today’s episode you’re going to learn:Why being a great poker coach is totally different than just being a great poker player.The pivotal piece Ben was missing in his early poker career.The origin story of the Post Flop Poker podcast.And much, MUCH more!So without any further ado I bring to you author, brilliant poker coach, fellow podcaster, and all-around great guy Ben Hayles.

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Influenced by Fast & Furious. Love of HRE's & The Porsche Taycan ( part 1 of 3 )Wow this one went long. Part 1 of 3. Reza is a car guy through and through, from a Mitsubishi Eclipse 5 speed manual to Lamborghini aventador. He's pretty much had it all. For part one we dive into his car history. Where his obsession started, how it progressed and more recently his thoughts on the Porsche Taycan. part 2 and 3 coming...Follow us @randomcarguys for more car stories. Mike & Heath@thisisoklahoma@ddrconcepts

Wow this one went long. Part 1 of 3. Reza is a car guy through and through, from a Mitsubishi Eclipse 5 speed manual to Lamborghini aventador. He's pretty much had it all. For part one we dive into his car history. Where his obsession started, how it progressed and more recently his thoughts on the Porsche Taycan. part 2 and 3 coming... Follow us @randomcarguys for more car stories. Mike & Heath

Let's start by not spreading misinformation in our podcasts. Since we're recording, there's no reason NOT to stop, look up the facts, and start recording again. And if you DO spread misinformation, own up to it. The video I reference in the podcast is Doug DeMuro's review of the Mitsubishi Eclipse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgqHq6WjD8s&t=1085s

A customer brought in a 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse with the 4G64 2.4 liter and a complaint of a rough running condition and a no-start when warm. A DTC scan revealed DTC P0340, or CMP (camshaft position sensor) Circuit Malfunction Bank 1.

Brandon finally returns to his familia to crack a Corona and discuss every Nissan Skyline and Mitsubishi Eclipse of Fast and the Furious franchise. Austin pitches a Bee Movie/Fast-Furious crossover.

Southern California is the home of the Import Tuner Scene; yet another reason the region is the car capital of the world! Sorry Detroit, Southern California is the automotive capital of the world for many reasons - and here's another one, SoCal is the home of the Import Tuner Scene. Personally, I didn't grow up in it.  But iDriveSoCal's Professor, Clinton Quan, experienced all of it. From the first tuned Japanese imports to the seemingly neverending blockbuster movie franchise - The Fast and the Furious. Click play below to hear how the Import Tuner Scene developed and evolved here in Southern California and then took on the world. ***Transcription*** Recorded in Los Angeles, CA Home of the Import Tuner Scene Clinton Quan: You're talking about the Japanese cars, which really made the import tuning scene. The Toyota Celica, the Toyota MR2, the Honda Prelude, even the Honda Accord Coupe, the Nissan 240SX, the Mitsubishi Eclipse, the Mazda MX6.  I mean honestly, who would ever thought that there'd be seven Fast and the Furious movies? Tom Smith: Welcome to iDriveSoCal the podcast. All about mobility from the automotive capital of the United States, Southern California. Tom Smith here with our pal, the Professor, Mr. Clinton Quan. Say hello, Clinton. Clinton Quan: Hi, Tom. Why SoCal is the World's Car Capital - Home of the Import Tuner Scene Tom Smith: Hey! Today's podcast is a continuation of our justification of that little saying that I throw out there at the beginning of every podcast, what makes Southern California the automotive capital of not only the United States but also the world. Today's podcast is another justification for that. The Professor was pointing out to me something that makes a lot of sense. It predates my living here in Southern California, but he experienced it, he lived it and that is the import tuning scene, right? Professor, why don't you kind of take it away because I have a bunch of kind of yes and to add, but as I mentioned, I wasn't here for it so I don't have that firsthand experience that you do. "I mean honestly, who would ever thought that there'd be seven Fast and the Furious movies?" Clinton Quan: Yeah. It really started in the early to mid-90s and I remember growing up in... when I went to junior high and high school, if you look back, these were some of the most popular cars back then. The Fast and the Furious - Import Tuners & Drifters You're talking about the Japanese cars, which really made the import tuning scene. Cars such as the Toyota Celica, the Toyota MR2, the Honda Prelude, even the Honda Accord Coupe, the Nissan 240SX and they had both a fastback and a coupe version of that. The Mitsubishi Eclipse, the Mazda MX6. Tom Smith: You're talking early 90s, the beginning. Clinton Quan: We're talking, yes. Tom Smith: Does that include the late 80s? Clinton Quan: Yeah, we could include the late 80s as well. Tom Smith: The cars at that time, the Japanese cars anyway, and I guess the other cars too, they were kind of getting smaller. Clinton Quan: Yes. Tom Smith: In the Midwest, I had a buddy that had had a Toyota MR2 and man was that fun to drive. A little go-cart. What about the... was it the Honda- Clinton Quan: Civic? Tom Smith: Yeah. The first Civic that... the first, the two-door Civics, remember they had the kind of bubbly blacktops or bubbly- Clinton Quan: Oh, you're talking about Civic hatchback because- Tom Smith: Yeah, yeah, yeah. "Cars such as the Toyota Celica, the Toyota MR2, the Honda Prelude, even the Honda Accord Coupe, the Nissan 240SX and... The Mitsubishi Eclipse, the Mazda MX6." Clinton Quan: Well, speaking of that, I remember one of my classmates in high school, he had one of those... the Civic hatchbacks. Tom Smith: One of those Civics. Yeah. With that whole genre, right? The late 80s, early 90s, that kind of started the tuning scene here in Southern California and the tuning scene...

✨There is ANOTHER WAY to do LIFE at 40+ You won't want to miss this one, my 40 and over friends -- perhaps you are not there yet? You will be! I met my guest through TWITTER years ago. In 1995, Jackie Morgan MacDougall packed everything she owned into her Mitsubishi Eclipse and hit the road for Los Angeles with just $700 to her name. Fast forward, she has worked for over two decades in TV and digital marketing, creating content for women with some of the most recognizable and innovative names in entertainment like Queen Latifah, Harry Connick Jr., Tyra Banks, Chrissy Teigen and Sharon Osbourne. While her passion for all things entertainment brought her to LA, it’s what she has experienced personally and professionally that brought her to her true purpose. Now instead of just creating content for others to market to women, She taps into her own personal insight and voice to connect with women -- online and in person -- helping them find their own distinct voices and use that voice in a way that’s authentic and effective. Jackie wants to know ---> How will you thrive? ✨

The author of Hebrews tells us something strange. He says that the blood of Jesus speaks a better word on our behalf, now, than the blood of Abel did in the Old Testament (see Hebrews 12:24).  Say what? I was always thought- and actually taught- that since Abel died when his brother Cain killed him, his blood cried out for vengeance and justice (see Genesis 4:11-12). Of course, the flip side of this was that Jesus’ blood, on the other hand, cries out for mercy and freedom! However, notice the following chain of events, straight from Cain and Abel’s story-  The brothers both make offerings to the Lord before the murder, meaning both of them know Him (Genesis 4:3-4).  God calls out for Cain after he had killed his brother (Genesis 4:6). God was still speaks to Cain after he committed murder- and Cain recognized His voice!    Is sin really a problem for God? This suggests that Cain is actually a friend of God’s. And, just as God sought Cain’s father (Adam) after the first sin in Eden, now God seeks him- after the sin. Remember, Adam and Eve weren’t “kicked out” of the  Garden because the Lord could not or would not fellowship with them. They were removed so that they would not eat of the Tree of Life and live forever in a state of sin (Genesis 3:22-23).  Your sin is not an issue for God, any more than the skin of a leper was an issue that prevented Jesus from touching them.  It’s not as if Jesus saw a leper and thought, “Don’t come near Me... Your dirty... you’ll make Me unclean.”  Rather, I envision Him pleading, “Come... bring it to Me... so that you can be clean…” In the same way, Jesus doesn't look at someone trudging through sin and ponder, “Hmmm… this might taint me…”      Back to Cain…  The voice Cain hears after the murder seems to be the audible voice of God (4:8-9). Even though he’s that intimate with God, though, we read something odd happens.  The author of Genesis explains that “Cain went out from the presence of the Lord” (4:11f.)- not vice versa! He left God; God didn’t leave him! The inference is that the Lord still longed to walk with him, delivering much needed grace.  God even marked him afterwards, protecting Cain from harm. God vowed to bring vengeance on others who might try to harm him. Even after his sin, God was for him, protecting him with an “If you mess with him you mess with me” position.  Here's my conclusion-  It seems to me that blood of Abel cried out for mercy- because that is what God offered. If one of the most heinous acts a brother can do (murdering his brother!) generates mercy, how much more will the greatest act one can do (“No greater love has one than this…”) create a ripple effect of grace (John 15:13)!?  In other words, if the blood of Abel spoke a good word for his brother, how much greater of a word does the blood of Jesus speak?  How much more will the blood of Jesus save?!   Over-restoration I have a good friend that worked on staff with me at a nonprofit I told you about the intro. We served together for a few years, leading a reentry and recovery program that helped men, women, and families coming from prison, jail, addictions, human trafficking, and homelessness. We housed upwards of 150 people at a time in a large central facility from which the ministry was run.  For a season, Rob was the only case manager we had. Then he was the program director. Then he oversaw a successful construction business we created to hire residents and help them gain valuable work experience, building a resume in the process.  Rob was there from (almost) the very beginning.  I met him about six months after we began our ministry in the inner city, He’d walked a rough road (read: a big pit), had been restored, and was ready to bless others. Rob’s father approached his own pastor one day, explaining, “My son has just come through his addiction... he’s been clean for over a year now... he wants to help men who have been addicted restore their lives...” The pastor- a mentor of mine- referred them to me.  The next day Rob called, and we spoke on the phone for about an hour. Two days later we met in person. Three days later he volunteered at the center, working long hours side-by-side with our team. Less than sixty days from when I first met him, we had a staff position open and I offered it to him. It was then that I began learning about another facet of redemption.  Every few days, Rob called or texted, “I’ve got to come in late tomorrow.” He was honest about why. When his “number” came up, legal demands required him to drive 30 miles from downtown Birmingham to Shelby County for a urinalysis drug test. He was in drug court.  Turns out, Rob used to live in a car he parked in a nearby Super Target parking lot. His drug problem had taken everything from him.  So, he and his girlfriend at the time (who later came on staff with us) climbed into a jet-black Mitsubishi Eclipse each at night in the parking lot.  “We reclined the seats all the way back,” Rob recalls,  “and then pulled piles of clothes on top of us, sleeping under our load of laundry.” Whenever security guards checked the vehicle (which happened nightly), they shined a flash light through the tinted windows only to see all that you could see… a pile of clothes. The car looked like nothing more than something left for the evening by a shopper who accidentally left the lights on and drained the battery. Except this car was in the same lot every night. (Due to high turnover on night watch, it took a few months for security detail to catch on. After a few months, though, one of the officers clued in and had the car towed. With that, Rob began living out of his old truck until he was able to retrieve the car from impound.) I know what you’re thinking: How did they take baths? Where did they brush their teeth? How did they do their laundry and not stink? Turns out, a well-to-do real estate developer saw that Target shopping strip and its prime location as place that people might like to live. So, while bulldozers leveled the mountain that became Rob’s parking lot, he erected a sprawling complex of a few hundred apartments right across the street. One of Rob’s friends signed a lease and moved in… Rob knew his pal’s schedule. Whenever that friend went to work and the coast was clear for a few hours, he’d sneak break in.  “I knew where the key was hidden,” Rob told me. “So, it was kinda one of those grey areas.” Then laughing, he confessed. “No. No shade of grey there… I was breaking and entering…” Rob told me about some of the strange encounters that happened… “One night, he was gone. I snuck in to take a shower. I was getting dressed and I heard him at the front door. He came home too early!” I asked him, “What did you do?!” “I rushed into the spare bedroom, dove into the closet, and hid. It was cold outside, so I just stayed there the entire night.” Then- “I couldn’t leave until the next morning after he’d gone to work. I had to use the bathroom… and was forced to hold it all night! It was miserable!” As I listened to Rob recount this story, I had this sinking feeling that someone could have, at any given point, been in one of my closets and I wouldn’t have known. Yeah, it would have been a friend. I would have been safe. But, still…  When Rob got busted and had to start attending drug court each week, he got clean. He quit, “cold turkey.” His dad shepherded him through recovery, hiring him to work for his own construction company (and managing his money until he was sober enough to have a pocket full). A year later, he was with me. This is when it dawned on me that the Lord pulled him out of the pit and gave him a “do over.” Like David says would happen, Rob found Jesus at the bottom of the pit. Jesus had been waiting there the entire time.  (Go to the previous episode for more on the pit: https://www.overflowfaith.com/blog/45 ) The first time I taught this information about “being redeemed from the pit” one of those Thursday nights at the Birmingham Dream Center a few years ago when we had a “small group” with over 200 people attending, I asked Rob if I could share his story. “We’re talking to a lot of guys who are dealing with addiction right now,” I told him. “I’d love to share the story of someone who has lived what many of them are living right now.” Rob’s reply was classic. And theologically stronger than anything I would have said up to that point.  “Sure,” he told me. “Tell them anything you want to tell them that I’ve shared with you. But let people know that He often makes the ‘do over’ better than the original, somehow. It makes no sense, but He does.” “What do you mean?” I asked. Then- “Jesus takes what the devil stole, redeems it, and then returns it to you with interest.” Mic drop.    So what’s a better “cry” than “mercy”? Remember the blood of Abel? Yeah, it cried out for mercy.  The blood of Jesus? The blood of Jesus doesn’t just cry out for mercy and then forgive. Nor does it just forget. It seats you at the right hand of the Father, sandwiched between your Papa and Christ Himself.  When Rob was running the construction company for us, we used to grab lunch once a week. It was our way of getting out of the grind of the office environment to catch up on different projects we had going. Sometimes, we sat in a restaurant that overlooked his former parking lot.  “I was doing construction before my addiction made me hit rock bottom and I lost everything,” he reflected one day. “But I wasn’t doing it for  ministry. And I wasn’t doing it to help men restore and rebuild their lives…” He then added a unique insight: “So, I figure I got my life back... but, with the re-do I got a better calling…” In the same way that Rahab’s redemption became the salvation of her family, Rob’s restoration became the deliverance for men and women he didn’t yet even know…  By the way, he’s married to the lady who used to live with him in the back of the car. They have a home of their own (which he paid for with cash), two dogs, and a camouflage truck. No kidding. This is true…  Regardless of what hell you’ve been in (or find yourself in now). Jesus has been there the entire time- from the highest height to the lowest low and everything in between. Regardless of how unqualified you think you are. Jesus has chosen you. Regardless of how well you know or don't know God. You’re seated between the Father and the Son. Take a look to the left. Then to the right. Know them well or not at all… they’re there.  Because of the Lord’s grace, It is your destiny to reign in this life, too (Romans 5:17). That’s a better word.   _____________ Links mentioned in this talk “You can’t out-run the grip of grace- Podcast #45,” at https://www.overflowfaith.com/blog/45      Download the free Redemption eBook at  https://www.overflowfaith.com/p/redemption-e-book 

- Car, Truck and Utility Finalists - Alfa Heads Back to F1 - Rahal Joins Jaguar EV Racing Series - Toyota Concept Could Hint at Future Styling - Mercedes Reveals New CLS - Mitsubishi Resurrects the Eclipse - Just for Kicks - BMW i8 Goes Topless

- Car, Truck and Utility Finalists- Alfa Heads Back to F1- Rahal Joins Jaguar EV Racing Series- Toyota Concept Could Hint at Future Styling- Mercedes Reveals New CLS- Mitsubishi Resurrects the Eclipse- Just for Kicks- BMW i8 Goes Topless

Neste episódio do LetraCast voltamos ao mundo da música eletrônica para falar da música Days go by (Os Dias passam) do Dirty Vegas. Saiba como um encontro no aeroporto, o carro Mitsubishi Eclipse, um maluco de rua e as lembranças de alguém amado deram origem a uma ótima música e um video clip lendários.   A LETRA Dirty Vegas - Days go by You You You are still a whisper on my lips A feeling at my fingertips That's pulling at my skin   You leave me when I'm at my worst Feeling as if I've been cursed Bitter cold within   Days go by and still I think of you Days when I couldn't live my life without you Days go by and still I think of you Days when I couldn't live my life without you Without you Without you   You are still a whisper on my lips A feeling at my fingertips That's pulling at my skin   You leave me when I'm at my worst Feeling as if I've been cursed Bitter cold within   Days go by and still I think of you Days when I couldn't live my life without you Without you Without you   Days go by and still I think of you Days when I couldn't live my life without you Days go by and still I think of you Days when I couldn't live my life without you Without you Without you Without you Without you Dirty Vegas - Os Dias passam Você Você Você ainda é um susurro em meus lábios Uma sensação na ponta dos meus dedos Que está pulsando na minha pele   Você me deixa quando eu estou na pior Me sentindo como se houvesse sido amaldiçoado Amargo e frio por dentro   Os dias passam e eu ainda penso em você Dias quando eu não conseguia viver minha vida sem você Os dias passam e eu ainda penso em você Dias quando eu não conseguia viver sem você Sem você Sem você   Você ainda é um susurro em meus lábios Uma sensação na ponta dos meus dedos Que está pulsando na minha pele   Você me deixa quando eu estou na pior Me sentindo como se houvesse sido amaldiçoado Amargo e frio por dentro   Os dias passam e eu ainda penso em você Dias quando eu não conseguia viver minha vida sem você Sem você Sem você   Os dias passam e eu ainda penso em você Dias quando eu não conseguia viver minha vida sem você Os dias passam e eu ainda penso em você Dias quando eu não conseguia viver sem você Sem você Sem você Sem você Sem você Sem você   ESPALHE O LETRACAST No Facebook: www.facebook.com/letracast No Twitter: www.twitter.com/letracast Ideias, dúvidas, broncas e sugestões: contato@letracast.com.br Comentado no Episódio Video - versão do carro Video  - versão da lanchonete