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The first gen. Toronados especially had some very innovative designs for their time. Front wheel drive , unique body designs and frame, you don't see many of those old Toronados any more.
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The first gen. Toronados especially had some very innovative designs for their time. Front wheel drive , unique body designs and frame, you don't see many of those old Toronados any more.
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You can see a few at the GM Nationals at Carlisle, PA most years.
http://www.carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/carlisle-gm-nationals/
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Taken last Sunday morning while having breakfast
Just having fun capturing some nice light distortion with my phone.
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Polkie2009 wrote: »The first gen. Toronados especially had some very innovative designs for their time. Front wheel drive , unique body designs and frame, you don't see many of those old Toronados any more.
My Dad Phil said that Oldsmobile bought many "bogie" cars to benchmark what the Toronado was going to be.
One was a 12-cylinder Ferrari with manual transmission. My Dad drove that Ferrari around Lansing. Said it was hot, noisy, bumpy. Eventually the Olds execs demanded an Auto transmission, back seat, air cond. etc. turned into a luxury car.
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I bet your dad has many great stories to tell, I imagine being an engineer for Olds during the 60's was a very interesting and demanding career. Oldsmobile was basically GM's research and development department. My 68 in the picture is a Lansing built car. When GM axed Olds it was the oldest American car brand and the 4th oldest in the world.The best way to predict the future is to invent it.
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A farewell to one of my favorite shows...
Ty Walker: "This is bulls**t, you shot me in the back!"
Raylan: “If you wanted me to shoot you in the front, you shoulda run toward me.” -
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Looks like Bryce Canyon?
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Nice pic Sandworms! Looks like it was taken from Sunset Point. We were there last summer. Next to Zion, probably my favorite NP in the Grand Circle.
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I think (FWIW) that Bryce is the most beautiful place on earth that I've seen with my own eyes (not that I've seen all that much of the big ol' blue-green marble, but, still...).
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Nice Boots there Herm
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here is a pic my old neighbors sent from Crest butte Colorado.
for a second there I thought they might have moved to New England!
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Gotta love the Adirondack chairs, they things are built solid.
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Spent yesterday enlarging the garden (or, as they say up this-a-way, gahden) a bit and tilling the good earth. I used my inherited, ca. 40-year-old Troy-Bilt Pony tiller, which (not to jinx it or anything) worked like a charm (as it has most years). Last year I built one raised bed as an experiment. It was a great success, so this year I am putting in another one (a job for next week). Mrs. H is planning/hoping to put in lettuce and peas this weekend. Don't laugh, all of you in the mid-Atlantic and further South! There's still a little residual snow out in front of the house (north side).
I liken the beginning of gardening season in the spring to opening day of baseball. As opening day dawns, every team is in first place; every team has the chance to win the Series. Of course, a day later, it's usually different.
... but, just like the Opening Day morning, as of yesterday this could well be the finest vegetable garden we ever put in! ;- )
(or -- it's all downhill from here!)
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I just wish I could get these 1c's up and running properly. Apples 60 here feeling frustrated in the Midwest!!!
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The crappy cell phone pics don't do the bike justice, as the silver metallic paint really sparkles in the sunlight. I have to get the good camera out soon to take some good pictures of the bike...
no stinkin meter mono by mhardy6647, on Flickr
It takes some silver to make good photos. ahem. ;- )
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mhardy6647 wrote: »The crappy cell phone pics don't do the bike justice, as the silver metallic paint really sparkles in the sunlight. I have to get the good camera out soon to take some good pictures of the bike...
no stinkin meter mono by mhardy6647, on Flickr
It takes some silver to make good photos. ahem. ;- )
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That's a nice shade of blue.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »
Mrs. H is a lucky woman.....is that suede??Where’s the KABOOM?!?! There’s supposed to be an Earth shattering KABOOM!!! -
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Yes, for my astute polkies, that is Bryce canyon, I was there for Easter as well as Zion and Capitol Reef, all are on my " must see " places to go if anyone asksSamsung pn64f8500
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Dual hsu vtf3 mk3 -
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I was going to say Bryce Canyon, went over the bridge over the Royal Gorge back in '68. Gorgeous, thanks for the pics.