Trolleybus.
In reply to NickD :
We had those when I was a kid in SF. Among my childhood memories is the frequent stops with the driver getting out to put the followers back onto the cables...
Duke said:
I can only assume this is a photochop, because some of the pixels and because there's no way the CG is that far aft unless there is ballast in the bed.
There is also nothing on the truck right there that would support its weight.
HF jackstands for the win
NickD said:Trolleybus.
I never lived in Philadelphia but I had family who did. I'm old enough to remember seeing those in regular service action around the city. Locally they were called "trackless trolleys". There are still some in service but only in the really old neighborhoods in North Philly.
My 2.75 year old daughter stole the latest GRM from me while taking a break from working on her Porsche.
DjGreggieP said:
The suspension compression and driver position are BEGGING to have this photoshopped onto Mt. Akina.
Go away little itch! Not doing it again. Kinda miss it tho.....
NOHOME said:HF jackstands for the win
The other 3 have collapsed.
NermalSnert (Forum Supporter) said:Go away little itch! Not doing it again. Kinda miss it tho.....
DjGreggieP said:
That picture is much more entertaining if you imagine that the bus has just entered from the left of frame at a high rate of speed.
Not hot links, but iconic for me; our first night out at a restaurant in nearly three months (and we used to go out 5-6 nights a week). Here's a guy who needs a damn haircut enjoying a Beefeater martini (first one since this E36 M3 started). And that's not a bra in my pocket. It's just my mask:
And a gal (on the right) enjoying a glass of wine with a good friend.
We're following state guidelines and helping our local businesses.
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