Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

slantvaliant wrote:

Doc !

Today, 1962. Happy Birthday Mr. President, indeed!

Neil Armstrong's Vette looks like its been to the moon and back!

Ha, last night we went to a restaurant downtown before going to see Yo-Yo Ma, i think the whole restaurant was going to the same place as it was super busy even though it was early. Not much parking, but thankfully people are frightened of difficult to access spots. No problem, got it in with about three shuffles back and fourth

Adrian_Thompson wrote: Ha, last night we went to a restaurant downtown before going to see Yo-Yo Ma, i think the whole restaurant was going to the same place as it was super busy even though it was early. Not much parking, but thankfully people are frightened of difficult to access spots. No problem, got it in with about three shuffles back and fourth

Adrian, How do you like your Explorer? We just picked up a 2016 and the wife is pretty happy.

mapper wrote:

Adrian_Thompson wrote: Ha, last night we went to a restaurant downtown before going to see Yo-Yo Ma, i think the whole restaurant was going to the same place as it was super busy even though it was early. Not much parking, but thankfully people are frightened of difficult to access spots. No problem, got it in with about three shuffles back and fourth

Adrian, How do you like your Explorer? We just picked up a 2016 and the wife is pretty happy.

We have a 2012 - it's my wife's daily and she loves it.

We have the towing package and it will haul 5k lbs, so I like it too.

In reply to mapper:

It's been great, closing in on 30K miles. It's mainly driven in town so gas isn't great, but gas is stupidly cheap so it doesn't matter. 365hp is great, always ready to go go go. Torque and electronics can make up for street tires and lack of ground clearance.

Duke wrote:

My wife got sent home from show and tell in primary school for bringing in a chunk of uranium. Her grandfather was a prospector and had a bunch in the garage. She keeps the rock in her office at home.

This is not it.

etifosi wrote:

Can you imagine what Neil Armstrong's Corvette would be worth today????

I have SO much respect for that guy for not cashing out. He is one of my top five great guys.

EDIT: My bad, I see his Corvette was a 67 and was sold a few years ago. I thought the top pic was him on the left.