In reply to kazoospec :
Has anyone ever seen a Warthog in polished aluminum finish...? I have a feeling that would look a lot better than you might first think.
In reply to kazoospec :
Has anyone ever seen a Warthog in polished aluminum finish...? I have a feeling that would look a lot better than you might first think.
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:Ever land at LaGuardia? You think it's a water landing!
I know it's the photo thread, but forgive me if I share a story.
We flew from Ft Lauderdale to Newark to see one of our horses race at the Meadowlands. We were going to fly back after the race, got snowed in and stuck on Long Island at the boss's house for two days.
We were on the second flight out of La Guardia when it reopened. They deiced the plane continuously for hours, switching from one wing to the other, then back again. I noticed that every time they switched wings that the other one would ice up really rapidly, so we were going to have at least an inch of ice on one of the wings.
Then the pilot announced that another flight had made it out, "...so I guess we will too." Not real confidence inspiring.
There were about 10 passengers in the entire plane, so it was nearly empty. With no weight in the plane it had no shock compression as it slammed over the bumps on the runway.
As soon as we left the ground, the pilot accelerated into a hard turn, and the entire plane started shaking violently. The wingtips were pounding up and down, and the seats and overhead compartments seemed to be in danger of coming loose. The flight attendant was white as a ghost. As I looked at her, she took another yank on her seatbelt and crossed herself.
As we turned, I got a real good look at that grey, choppy, 33 degree water in the Sound. I decided that it would be pointless to survive the impact if we went down.
I don't know what the tailwind was, but we took off 2 1/2 hours late and got into Fort Lauderdale early.
All for a job that I hated, and a boss whose sole purpose in life was to make everyone around him miserable.
But hey, I'm still here, having fun, have a wife that I love and two great kids, and he's dead! All's well that ends well!
A nice fox body I encountered outside the parts store the other day. Five lug conversion with rear discs. Just missed the chance to talk to the owner.
LX notchback. Mmmmmmm
I prefer those stockers up front.
In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Now I know what to to with the next road gator I see.
Nope, not going to happen.
68TR250 said:In reply to P3PPY :
Oh My!
Noah’s Ark - Noah's Ark (noahs-ark.org) is within 30 of me.
Someday hopefully I can visit. There is a big cat sanctuary just south of KC in Louisburg, KS. We loved visiting there. You get to see such a variety and so much closer than a traditional zoo. Also the volunteers tended to be on-hand to talk. Favorite part is telling ppl about how to feed them they get donations from all the local animal shelters and toss them over the fence
...and that's a joke :)
WWII Jeep hoods from a German junk yard, covering a garage roof in Bonn, Germany.
"It's been a minute" (as SWMBO likes to say) since I've watched Predator 2.
I don't remember the scene with three almost identical first generation Mustangs, one parked and two moving. I was a kid, is my only defense.
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And the Mustangs are the newest cars in the shot.
lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) said:
This truck is local to me. Not gonna lie, I like it. The stance is just right. Like it's beefed up and capable without being overdone. The cosmetics aren't for everyone though. Very much mad max meets challenge budget.
Modern chariot racing fighting!!! This looks to be another great way to shed ones mortal coil.
Found on a boat in the Arabian Sea recently:
WOW!! How lucky am I?
----Original Message-----
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Sent: Mon, May 10, 2021 8:34 am
Subject: SHIPMENT
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Sincerely,
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How Mercedes advertises its bright headlights.
Popeye the Sailor was a real guy!
"I bought this GTX that's been sitting for a while, but it's not running right."
In reply to Streetwiseguy :
Must be a Canadian thing to have hockey stick pushrods?
914Driver said:How Mercedes advertises its bright headlights.
Just great.
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