Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

NickD said:

That's probably far less weird there than it was here.  They sell Renaults in that part of the world.

Is there anything worthwhile connected to the Corvette wheels?

Hotlink unrelated:

Nothing more disappointing than looking up under your vehicle after launching your boat and discovering that you have a bad seal on the diff.​​​​​​

Aaron_King said:

I always preferred the Mangusta styling over the Pantera.

In reply to Peabody :

Vladislav Tretiak is a name that jumped to mind when I saw that.

Her car is still around.

So is her Vega.

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

Of course it was. 
He's the one on the left

I believe the plane in the picture is swimming with the fishies now. :0(

Peabody said:

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

Of course it was. 
He's the one on the left

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MyMiatas said:

Her car is still around.

And it was just added to the National Historic Vehicle Register!

Amelia Earhart Car Added to National Historic Vehicle Register

Here's what it an 812 Custom Beverly looks like like inside: 

Armored Cadillac limo of former President Eisenhower was bought from a museum to be used as a wedding limo; had a little trouble on the way home.

Love this car.

Thank you Ken Lingenfelter and the Audrain Museum.

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.

Duke said:

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

 

While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.

 

That's been bothering me since I saw it posted.  I assume it is related to the Italian flag, not "green means go, red means stop"

His feet do not care.

jmabarone said:

Duke said:

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

 

While I cannot help but admire his strength and courage, it still bothers me that he wears his shoes on the wrong feet.

 

That's been bothering me since I saw it posted.  I assume it is related to the Italian flag, not "green means go, red means stop"

Not to mention port and starboard.