Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

ransom wrote:

oldsaw wrote:

!! Any details? Build thread? Where did those flares come from? In short, hrrngthhgrh! Requisite hotlink:

MG RV8

nicksta43 wrote:

what ship ?

148 (USS Newport News) the second ship I served on ... 74 (USS Columbus before conversion to Guided Missile Cruiser) the first ship I served on

2014 Mustang Vin #0001

wbjones wrote:

nicksta43 wrote:

what ship ?

The USS Iowa, if google is right.

The USS Wisconsin, doing the same thing.

I went looking for Homer Simpson saluting a toilet and singing 'god bless america' for the warships but found this instead:

wbjones wrote: MG RV8

Thanks!

But boy does that thing lose some of the B's appeal with the front end modernization... To me, anyhow.

In reply to 914Driver:

Are you new to the internet?

Here's a new one for you then...

And now, back to battleships. BTW - the peeps in this picture are crazy.

Gasoline wrote:

My homemade 6aq5a S.E.T. with a 12au7 driving it. Pushing about 1-2 watts.

I'm making a second one with better output transformers to allow a higher power output.

poopshovel wrote:

nicksta43 wrote:

F********CK! I DUNNO!

oldsaw wrote:

OK, the Want is strong with this one...

EDIT:

Boo hissssss on the nose conversion. So, so much better with the original face.

Duke wrote:

I see you and raise you:

Adrian_Thompson wrote: I see you and raise you:

Call:

The band's name is Red Molly, and yes, they do a cover of 1952 Black Lightning .

Still on Richard Thompson, can you get this one?

It's an XJ-S. The rear buttress is hard to miss.

wbjones wrote:

ransom wrote:

oldsaw wrote:

!! Any details? Build thread? Where did those flares come from? In short, hrrngthhgrh! Requisite hotlink:

MG RV8

Ugh. Here's how you update an MGB GT to take more tire or track - and keep it looking good.

I'll see your wussy little Rover and raise you a small block.

Keith Tanner wrote: It's an XJ-S. The rear buttress is hard to miss.

Yes, but what's the Richard Thompson connection? That was the point.

2015 Mustang...maybe

Adrian_Thompson wrote:

Keith Tanner wrote: It's an XJ-S. The rear buttress is hard to miss.

Yes, but what's the Richard Thompson connection? That was the point.

Sorry, I didn't know we were playing such a game. I don't know who Richard Thompson is. So I'll guess - he used an XJ-S to transport his third murdered wife in 1884.