In reply to preach (fs) :
Texans or Dodges?
In reply to preach (fs) :
Texans or Dodges?
1956 Texan
... and 1957. 
914Driver said:Corvette, but this doesn't look familiar.
It's the nose of a C2
Thanks. The red flag didn't look right, but at a certain age memory is the 2nd thing to go.
Girder-Springer front end?
My wife's grandmother had something like this on her farm. Hers was a 1936 six wheel LaSalle hearse, should take a ride up and look around.
Phil Currin showed up about 24 years ago to an autocross in Tallahasse with that red monster.
One of the most impressive Corvettes I've ever witnessed live.
This is our granddaughter Sammy this morning around thirty feet up. She'll be nine in a couple weeks. She had open heart surgery when she was four. Nothing stops her now. She's an amazing climber.
Purple Frog (Forum Supporter) said:Phil Currin showed up about 24 years ago to an autocross in Tallahasse with that red monster.
One of the most impressive Corvettes I've ever witnessed live.
He's still autocrossing it.
The photo is from an autocross event at the Firm. Tomorrow we're going to be competing against each other in E street. He'll be in his MR2, I'll be in my Miata.
70% chance of rain at 8 am, drops to 50% by noon. Wish I had a set of street tires. Last year's Rivals are going to be...interesting. 
And here's Sammy on the way down, just after pushing off the wall:
914Driver said:Dodge Texan?
I too dodge Texans, they creep me out
The coat of arms for the city of Zheleznogorsk. Yes, that is a bear tearing an atom apart. Thanks, Russia
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