Post-Teeth
Post-Teeth
“Many people ask me, why do I always sign off “‘til we meet again”?, because “goodbye” is always so final. Goodbye Dan Wheldon”
nderwater wrote:
This is why you don't use old cars for drifting!
Hotlink:
My wife is a big fan of snakes. Except the poisonous ones. 
Grtechguy wrote: From my walk today with the kids
914Driver wrote:
I don't find this picture unusual in the least.
It's part of the Amish religious practices to shun modern technology.
This program runs best under DOS 3.0 and a 8088 microprocessor.
nderwater wrote:
Cort's grandfather?
Dirt oval?
Rescue from page 3
GIS sure does give some interesting results if you search for "page 3" 
Brett_Murphy wrote:
My wife...
I see no issues here.
Marlboro Raceway, Maryland.
Medowdale Raceway, Illinois.
Augusta International Raceway, Georgia.
Brett_Murphy wrote:
Is that supposed to be a "to do" list 
Here ya go Wally!
Brett_Murphy wrote: In reply to Gasoline: Funny you should link that, a young man I used to work with was interviewed by Jay Leno for some work he did for the Porsche family. He might be the only person that I know who can say his college major was sculpture and who is also successful. http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/at-the-garage/sports-cars/1949-porsche-gmund-coupe/ Hotlink:
That Jay Leno bit was great. Thanks for sharing. It really shows how humbling and kid-like he can be when it comes to his honest love of cars. Those 356's do look like artwork. Beautiful shape. My brother has always had Porsche's. Many years ago I would ride with him to Joe Cogbill's shop in Atlanta. Drooled over his racer tub many times.
Itty bitty version:
How the heck did he get sponsored by 96 Rock?
We're on the home stretch now. I'm dying to see what breaks when we hit 1k pages in a thread. Bring 'er on home, people!
slefain wrote: How the heck did he get sponsored by 96 Rock?
I don't know how Joe got hooked-up with 96Rock, but they had a long association. This pic dates to 1990:
Sometimes the 96Rock logo had unique product placement:
As a side-note, I watched this incident unfold right in front of my eyes, from a viewing spot just in front of the bridge. Here's an interesting write-up and a few more pics: http://www.stuttgartclassicparts.com/Article2_ep_41-1.html
Marlboro today
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