Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

Ranger50 wrote:

This looks quite comfortable and portable? What do you think?

Appleseed wrote: 1934-First flight of the De Havilland D88 Comet.

Damn sexy plane.

The most fun I've ever had in an airplane: [Stock Photo]

am I going to be the only one to post a 1934 ford?

RossD wrote:

Appleseed wrote: 1934-First flight of the De Havilland D88 Comet.

Damn sexy plane.

I think that De Havilland planes are really nice looking.....they just have style

Here's the Eliminator Coupe, but it's a 1933.

There are a few differences between '33 & '34. The easiest to spot is the grill. The '33 has a bit of a concave curve to it. The '34 doesn't.

1933

1934

1934 Plymouth

1934 Dodge

1934 DeSoto

1934 Chrysler

1934 Imperial

1934 Stout Scarab

914Driver wrote: 1934 Stout Scarab

That's beautiful!

Here ya go Jaxon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm-J1N9iPRs

1972 Chevrolet Chevelle - $27 (Atlanta Ga)

Rob_Mopar wrote: Here's the Eliminator Coupe, but it's a 1933. There are a few differences between '33 & '34. The easiest to spot is the grill. The '33 has a bit of a concave curve to it. The '34 doesn't.

Thank you, on two counts. I always thought the Eliminator was a '34, and I didn't know about the curve being abscent in the '34.

Gasoline wrote: 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle - $27 (Atlanta Ga)

If I could actually get this for $27, I'd take to the $2013 Challenge.

The budget would even handle some sticky rubber. Do Hoosiers come in 26's?

my hometown hung an elephant

Bloody Mary, hung in Erwin, TN

October 30, 1935, first flight of Boeing's Model 299, soon to be known as the B-17 Flying Fortress.