I hate Peoplenet, where are you parked and recipes thread

I have no idea what's in the TA...I was only there to grab coffee and use the head and I posted from US Foods in Hurricane
and lets not get started on old cars bought a 58 Nomad for $350...in 74....18 months later swapped it for a basket case panhead a bag of 1/2 ### smokin dope and a throwaway.357---And I felt like I made the trade of a lifetime.....lmao
Lexington Ky....fer another minute or 5

 

In 1969 my parents blew the engine on their 1961 Corvair driving from Kansas City, MO back home to Portales, NM. Happened outside of Wichita. Speed limit on the turnpike was 80 back then, guess the old girl couldn't take it anymore, lol!

 

I think they double as storage units.

As a bonus in El Paso, the drippings might help prevent weeds from growing on your lawn that is landscaped with dirt and rocks.

Some people are just too clever for their own good.

 

The car that turned dad into a Ford guy........

 

In high school, my best friend's Dad had a '63 Spyder convertible. Without 100 lb of sackrete under the hood, the front end would lift off the ground at about 80 mph. Seat belts were still an option for that year as well. Seems fun and safety are usually exclusive.

Edited to add: The cool part about lifting the front end was when you finally had enough and lifted your right foot. The front tires would skid like landing gear on an airplane touching down.

 

My family owned a few corvairs,too young to remember them,have me sitting in my dads 65 pontiac lemans convertible..baby pictures.
Im the oldest child,dad always took me car shopping.I remember,even as a small kid,what a cool ride they were,remember sitting in a olds showroom.68 or 69
Olds 442,convertible,black and gold stripes,hurst shifter...buy this one dad!
The plain jane,72 cutlass came home..lol

 

Bikes are awesome machines,own a 97 Honda Valkyrie..think blowing a steer tire is fun?
Try controlling an 800 pound motorcycle,while losing a front tire.
Thank God it happened to me on the off ramp,30 seconds earlier,at 80 mph,and heavy traffic...has death written all over it.

 

those cars are not old it is what i grew up on
bought a brand new Torino in 72 for $3200
oh wait that makes me old
my cousin rolled over his mothers corvair on an off ramp
you would think as wide and low as they were you couldn't do that
he lived thru that 2 tours in nam but 40 years of camels got him last year

 

lets see the Celadon Terminal in Fontana is beside the Western Express terminal and across the street from the Werner terminal
we need to upgrade this guys living conditions
Duo dont we have standards on this thread to live down to?