revho
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Marble’s glass patch jar.
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A quiet Sunday in Metro-Manila
jringo8769
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bushmaster1313
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OMG!!!
The perfect morning to wake up to. It rained most of the day yesterday so the air was fresh and pure this morning with a hint of wet sagebrush.
I stepped out my door and thought I'd died and gone to Heaven.
I miss dining out at my favorite Chinese Restaurant. They are open for take-out only.
I like mine hot from the kitchen. I live 25 miles from the restaurant so I decided to take my own booth with me.
This was my second time dining in my camper at the restaurant.
I call in my order and a server brings it out to me when its ready.
Having a server bring it out to me allows me to give her a big tip.
I know they are struggling right now. 
That's "fried rice", you plick!
The closest town to me is about 25 miles and it has a population of about 7900.
For the last several Monday nights everybody cruises Main Street. It starts at 7:30 PM.
All the drive thru windows have lines of cars, the gas stations are busy and everyone is out having a GREAT TIME!
Tonight was my first night. Yep, 65 years old cruising Main Street in my Lincoln Town Car.
There were Corvettes, Mustangs, 55 Chevy, 70 Chevelle SS, 68 Falcon, and old IH pickup, rock buggy, Rat Rod, SUVs and minivans with the entire family inside.
It was pretty cool to see soo many people out enjoying themselves.
Thank you Mayor Ogden for promoting everyone getting out and having some fun.
Sandman4delta
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A random unusual gunshow find.
A Ferret Scoutcar that I got an impromptu lesson in driving.
One example of EDC, a no dash 36 w/laser and a classic Buck 110.
A nice five pound breaching charge on a concrete wall. built and executed by myself and my team at training.
And...my 80 Year old Mom after I taught her to shoot MP5K.
A Ferret Scoutcar that I got an impromptu lesson in driving.
One example of EDC, a no dash 36 w/laser and a classic Buck 110.
A nice five pound breaching charge on a concrete wall. built and executed by myself and my team at training.
And...my 80 Year old Mom after I taught her to shoot MP5K.
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A gorgeous dawn as seen from our back porch in Phoenix.
John
John
That's how I ended up with mine.
My first Chevy pickup. 1958 Chevy Apache.
This truck had the 235 Thriftmaster in-line six.
It didn't even have the optional divorced oil filter.
So, no engine oil filter. LOL
I also had a '58 Chevy pickup with a camper shell on it. It also had that anemic stovebolt six for propulsion. I quickly changed that out for a 327 Chev V8 and found it much more satisfactory. I then decided I wanted much more in a Chevy vehicle and bought my one and only sportscar, a '65 Stingray hardtop roadster.
John
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Sullivans Island, SC. Said to withstand a Cat 4
rubiranch-- You have a calendar showing my 1965 Shelby Mustang in your office!! Any idea where I could get one?
Tim
Tim
The Shelby or the calendar?? 
A negative on both. That was a 2001 calendar.
Here's the last GT350 I drove. A 2017 with about 4000 miles on it.
A very impressive car. Redline, 8250 rpm. It was sweet.
A negative on both. That was a 2001 calendar.
Here's the last GT350 I drove. A 2017 with about 4000 miles on it.
A very impressive car. Redline, 8250 rpm. It was sweet.
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This is a shot I took of one of the most iconic military aircraft of all time, the P-51 Mustang. This one has been fully restored to flying condition. I recall them flying over our house in Phoenix when I was a boy during WWII. They were impressive then and still are.
John
John
