Wanna tell him, or just wait til he stops for a pee break?
Wanna tell him, or just wait til he stops for a pee break?
Hmmm, leaf valve springs?
914Driver said:Hmmm, leaf valve springs?
Honda used some sort of torsion bar arrangement in the CB450 twin
In reply to newrider3 :
NERD!!!
This is at a gas station, be cool for your garage!
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In reply to TurnerX19 :
What would it take to get a high resolution copy of that Bridgehampton photo?
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Where have I seen it before???
In reply to vmax :
Duryea Hillclimb is in Reading PA. I used to correspond with a guy that ran a TVR.
Duryea Hillclimb – The Blue Mountain Region SCCA hosts the longest hill in the PHA series. Named for the obscure automobile maker and following the same route that Charles Duryea used to test his cars. This is a 2.3 mile hill located above beautiful city park in downtown Reading, PA. With a history dating back to 1951..
In reply to vmax :
Which Bridgehampton photo? I have hundreds....Send me a PM with the subject car or driver and I will look at the quality of the scans and get back to you.
This one and any others showing the #14 silver Allard in 1950. In 1952 it was #9, raced by Paul O'Shea, and painted white with dark blue fenders.
Thanks! Ed
11GTCS said:
Welcome to my world. SSN 719 Providence and SSN 720 Pittsburgh were first two Vertical Launch submarines for the US Navy. Badass.
... I can't PM yet because I just joined the forum.
Hello there stock Buick minivan from China
Not very often in central Texas we get snow, but when we do people drive like berkeleying idiots
Wally (Forum Supporter) said:
I'm going to need to know more please....
preach (fs) said:11GTCS said:
Welcome to my world. SSN 719 Providence and SSN 720 Pittsburgh were first two Vertical Launch submarines for the US Navy. Badass.
I guess there’s a few of us on here that either served (914 driver) or worked on them as I did, 03 Panther is another. I worked on a number of them at new construction including Providence and Pittsburgh. I was very fortunate to get selected to ride sea trials on Pittsburg, still some of the most memorable 6 days I’ve ever had. She was decommissioned early last year after 34 years in service. I believe she was the first US submarine to fire a shot in anger since WW 2 by launching a cruise missile from one of the VLS tubes in the first Gulf War.
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