ok last one.. this is my new hobby.. drag racing pics that is.. when time allows.
friedgreencorrado wrote:Brett_Murphy wrote: I also want to know where to get the shirt. However, the Overprotective Dad photo below might make you laugh so hard you don't remember what you were doing a moment ago. That's what happened to me. Though I wonder why he left the redline uncovered.2200 rpm? What's in that thing?
Fairly certain that's a 91-96 Camry 4-cylinder. Sad that I know that...
My B-I-L used to to jump out of planes with these.
rallymodeller wrote: Actually, all '80s Japanese wagons are cool: Maxima...
they can be useful
This just gets funnier the more I watch it.
This one, too.
neon4891 wrote:
Wouldn't a parachute work better?
peter wrote: Fairly certain that's a 91-96 Camry 4-cylinder. Sad that I know that...
Heh, I have one of those as a coupe. I didn't even notice the cluster until you said something that car is so boring.
Like this:
I don't consider myself a photographer, but I nail this shot:
Galileo NCC-1701/7 – Shuttlecraft - Sold for $70,000
914Driver wrote:
Kalakala, the world's 1st Art Deco ferry.
She ended up a fish cannery in Alaska. Being towed home, hopefully for restoration.
Gasoline wrote: Galileo NCC-1701/7 – Shuttlecraft
Can you believe it sold for $70k? 
We need a 3 truck Shay.
I'll take your 3 Truck Shay and raise you a Decapod. 
My Dad helped restore this engine in the late 60's. He, my wife and I got to take a trip over part of the original Clinchfield RR line from NE TN to NW NC. That's a memory of a lifetime. He was proud to be a part of the team to put her back into service. I think it's on display at the B&O RR Museum in Baltimore.
In reply to Graefin10:
That's Awesome, according to Railpictures.net, it still is there sans tender.
In reply to SyntheticBlinkerFluid:
Thanks for looking that up. I put that one in my file.
Here's another shot of it back in the day, in Kingsport, TN. This was probably shot in the late 60's after the resto.
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