Random picture post thread

[Smitty777]

 

[Ray Dunakin]

A pair of 1940-something Dodge flatbed trucks at a ghost town in Nevada:

More pics of these trucks can be seen here:

Vintage Machinery and Vehicles

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Here's a Buffalo-Pitts steam roller:

More pics here:

Vintage Machinery and Vehicles

 

[Ray Dunakin]

An ancient Farmall tractor on display in Dyer, NV:

Vintage Machinery and Vehicles

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Some beautifully restored, early Fords:

A 1914 Model T seen in San Diego:

A 1923 Model T, seen in Austin, NV:

A 1929 Model A, seen in San Diego:

More pics of all these vehicles are available on my website.

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Photo of a Leonid meteor in November 2001:

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Strange rock formations:

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Dried mud and dead sagebrush, in western Nevada:

 

[NewguyNY]

Filmore Glen state park. Upstate Ny.

 

[NewguyNY]

 

[CookieRoe]

Why would you throw her in Neutral while going 70mph? I throw her in N when my transmission wants to downshift to help control the speed while going downhill, but never going that fast.

 

[NewguyNY]

Why would you throw her in Neutral while going 70mph? I throw her in N when my transmission wants to downshift to help control the speed while going downhill, but never going that fast.

It was a gentle down hill. No worries.

 

[CookieRoe]

Ode to [MENTION=44988]theizzardking[/MENTION] (miss your thread)!!

In Ollantaytambo, Peru (near Machu Picchu)

lost in translation?

Looks scary, but that's aviation "duct tape" which is high speed rated. Or I least it hope it is.

Yikes:

And with this, I end this post:

 

[CookieRoe]

For today:

Safe for Work:

I know most of you guys love guns. Well, here's one with a hot chick.

Cool HiLux Surf (I miss mine)


favorite car:

 

[propain]

:naughty:

 

[ddnww]

Trip to sedona az



LOW CLOUDS



OBLIGATORY 4RUNNER PIC





STRESS RELIEF





TESTING THE NEW PHONES CAMERA, THIS GUY WAS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A NICKEL





SLIDE ROCK STATE PARK AND MY SON

 

[jstim]

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[jstim]

Another

 

[FlightMedic303]

As a volunteer paramedic for the City of Virginia Beach, I have gotten many opportunities to do some pretty cool things. One such opportunity that presented itself over the summer was to take the EMS Dept's Flight Medic Class. A group of us (career and volunteer paramedics) have been in class since August and beginning in December, we started our hands-on training. The city owns two helicopters, a Bell 407 and 206. They are operated as a joint operation with the VBPD. They provide the pilots and VBEMS provides the medics. These are just a few of the cellphone shots I've taken at the helipad which I though were cool. Enjoy!

The hangar with both aircraft. The primary (407) and backup (206). The 206 cannot be used for medevac ops.


Close-Up

Love me some Helo's!!!! Here are a couple of mine...

 

[jstim]

Hahahaha