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Good one Sue! :mrgreen:

My daughter and I went to Seaside to watch George (Largo) and an amazing 3,700 other people jump in the frigid ocean. It is an absolute riot and a good time always had by all. It has grown to a huge event. They made $1,100,000 for Special Olympics today. I know it doesn't sound right, but thats...

Well, to be fair, these were not Concours d'Elegance competitions, where everything had to be original and in mint or better condition. This was at a lower class, at the twice-yearly Englishtown raceway park auto show and flea market. Still, this draws hundreds of cars. I got a few trophies...

I would say that is a Club-moss, most likely Lycopodium alopecuroides.

So when you staggered back, clutching your heart, you reached out with your other hand for support, and it landed on the jeep, right? Good choice! :)

Jim, that is one guady ride. I don't mean to disrespect it, of course, but by 1978 muscle cars were waning for 6-7 years. Whoever owns that one on the link gussied up the body and interior, but did not touch the engine. That was always last, and very often forgotten. I had to remove my engine...

Good one George! :dance: No, I think its "man", like, "hey man, give me a hit of that".

Dude (as those of your generation like to call each other), I see that the air temperature at Seaside will be about 45 degrees Saturday, with a mean brisk wind driving it down to...say...freezing (can you say freeeeeeezing!). That, coupled with a 40 degree ocean water temperature will make you...

That is, a buick? Olds? Some type of GM....Its definitely you, but I can't place it.

Gawd, German! That is quite a story. That would have really given me the chills.

Vaccinium vacilluns and hybrid species. I like them some, but I lean toward highbush for the ease and the larger size. There is also a rare dwarf blueberry variety, and some of it is on the pine plains inside the fence. I have a sample from the woods in Bamber too. I remember vividly my older...

I want to pet him so much...

That is a great Photo trailhead. I can almost smell the exhaust and rubber on the track. That is some serious horsepower. When I was looking for my mopar in 1982, I ended up at a middle class neighborhood in Newark. A guy was selling a 70 Challenger R/T special edition with the 426 HEMI and...

T'aint nothing silly about doing that. I hope to be doing it when I'm Howard Boyd's age...94?

Scott, the chevelle came with a 454 at one time? Or was that just the designation of the model---engine was a 427? Down right dangerous weapon at that size engine. George, lets hear the story on that vette, year-model-how attained, etc.

Thats a neat looking ride Chuck.

Love to see it Jeff. Dig it out! Just scan it and crop it out.

Whoops Mike! Didn't see this till after I just replied to your PM. So right now I am talking to Chuck (Maxwell). Next in order: HawkinNative Glowordz PineyMike

All this searching for old vehicles on the web made me nostalgic for better days. The below is the 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T that I owned. It had a pumped up 383 magnum engine with the Hurst 4 speed pistol grip shifter. Once she got breathing up around 80 MPH, she really had great pickup. My...

PS: How about that bumper...."give me a hunk of 10" channel iron boys, we'll drill some holes and bolt her on! Might help keep the front end down when the boom is up".