yup. dolphin.
high res photo: http://www.hurley.com/hurleypro/downloads/2/photos/Kolohe-Andino_hi.jpg
the video from that encounter: http://www.surfline.com/video/featured-clips/fins-on-fins_76582
Like I said, dorsal fin shape
http://www.surfing-waves.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4549&start=60
Here are some actual surfer/shark pics
(the big dude is a harmless basking shark)
jhaas wrote: hotlink!! this is the day OF the $2006 challenge
Is that a Maxton Rollerskate? The mustard yellow thing on the left of that pic.
Conquest351 wrote:jhaas wrote: hotlink!! this is the day OF the $2006 challengeIs that a Maxton Rollerskate? The mustard yellow thing on the left of that pic.
My thoughts were a modified Opal GT. Not sure though.
100% not a Maxton though
Adrian_Thompson wrote:Conquest351 wrote:My thoughts were a modified Opal GT. Not sure though.jhaas wrote: hotlink!! this is the day OF the $2006 challengeIs that a Maxton Rollerskate? The mustard yellow thing on the left of that pic.
Ah jes... I see now...
friedgreencorrado wrote:Keith Tanner wrote:Hey, just good to know you're OK. Looks like a big moment.unk577 wrote:Yes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k2u2zaIA3cKeith Tanner wrote:Yours?
Not metal fatigue, poor design.
Keith Tanner wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote:Not metal fatigue, poor design.Keith Tanner wrote:Hey, just good to know you're OK. Looks like a big moment.unk577 wrote:Yes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k2u2zaIA3cKeith Tanner wrote:Yours?
Bet that made the ol' butthole pucker didn't it?
My current obsession, Thunder Roadster. Must have Hayabusa swap and possible turbo. Must own one...
Conquest351 wrote:
How are those doing? I thought the popularity was waning on those? Or is that the idea?
Same concept
Flight Service wrote:Conquest351 wrote:How are those doing? I thought the popularity was waning on those? Or is that the idea? Same concept
All I know is you can buy one for around $6-12k depending on how it's equipped and setup. Apparently they are super inexpensive to run and most road race guys don't know about them as they were supposed to be circle track cars.
Conquest351 wrote:Flight Service wrote:All I know is you can buy one for around $6-12k depending on how it's equipped and setup. Apparently they are super inexpensive to run and most road race guys don't know about them as they were supposed to be circle track cars.Conquest351 wrote:How are those doing? I thought the popularity was waning on those? Or is that the idea? Same concept
Yeah they were supposed to be a step up from Legends, and are built by the same crews.
I am a fan of Dwarf cars because they are cheaper and use more up to date packages than the old Yamaha engine.
in the NASA-SE region, the Thunder Roadsters are one of the fastest growing classes. in the past two years we have gone from 2 -3 cars to 11 - 12 cars with more on the way.
In reply to Conquest351:
That's cool as h3ll! Wonder if could be made street legal......Hmm, trackday daily driver, that would drive the locals nuts!
Wonder if a 5.7 Hemi would fit 
Flight Service wrote: In reply to Conquest351: Look what I found not in Atlanta!
I know... I KNOW!! I've been trolling those ads for like 3 weeks now!! Damn my E36 M3ty financials... Boosted 'Busa engine would be in that thing and I'd be at Motorsport Ranch EVERY weekend I could!!
Grtechguy wrote:
I saw that on I-80 just outside Winnemucca, NV a couple of days ago. Complete with Mr. Fusion.
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