GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
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Oh, and I find Superbirds hilarious. They're basically the ricer of the 1970s.
Uhh, have you recently started smoking crack? ?
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Oh, and I find Superbirds hilarious. They're basically the ricer of the 1970s.
Wisconsin is interesting. There's a TON of Harley riders. No helmets. They're somehow wearing everything out of the Harley Davidson catalog, yet they don't seem like they're going too crazy with it. And the motorcycles are 1/4 the volume of the ones in NJ.
This one was a the company I was working at today. I'm not sure if they're a collector's piece now or what. No idea what Harley guys think of them, but I know what they thought of them back in the day.
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Wisconsin is interesting. There's a TON of Harley riders. No helmets. They're somehow wearing everything out of the Harley Davidson catalog, yet they don't seem like they're going too crazy with it. And the motorcycles are 1/4 the volume of the ones in NJ.
This one was a the company I was working at today. I'm not sure if they're a collector's piece now or what. No idea what Harley guys think of them, but I know what they thought of them back in the day.
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Was it on a 17 mile long road, downhill?And it did break 200mph in 1970 which was a first.
No and as a matter of fact. The superbird and other cars being built in response to it... (Ford king cobra for example) freaked Nascar out a bit and made them change the rules limiting engine size to ~350ci. They had much bigger engines in 70, but they were just as fast as modern nascars and built on actual cars, not tube frames like today. Nascar was really cool back in the day....was a bit like group b with the factories involvedWas it on a 17 mile long road, downhill?
Stearman. Like the one Trevor flew in, in CAThis looks to be in @UtahJoe's wheelhouse.
Central PA.
https://www.eaglesmereairmuseum.org/
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and across the street.
https://www.eaglesmereautomuseum.com/
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It really is funny. Most the off-shore car company's here have ford or gm vans to deliver parts.View attachment 106111
Tesla using a Ford for their mobile service vehicle?? Doesn’t seem right to me for some reason