The Air Force's Pick-n-Pull wrecking yard, in Arizona. 
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Got any Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, any paint supply store in your city?
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
In my case, I just bought a cheap bottle of nail polish remover. It’s made of just acetone.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
The reason acetone works is because the tires contain an anti-oxidant that turns brown when it oxidizes. Doesn’t show much on the black, but is very evident on the white. The anti-oxidant residue is soluble in acetone so it just dissolves it away. The Scotch-brite pad just works it in and scuffs up any dirt attached to the anti-oxidant. Wipe it dry with a a paper towel or rag when done. Depending on how bad it it is, you may need to repeat once or twice.
SR-71
On display near the old Castle AFB, Atwater, California
On display near the old Castle AFB, Atwater, California
There was a SR71 flyer on here that had a bitchin story about a "fly by" they did in England. Was really sketchy. Maybe someone knows what I speak of and can hit up the link. Bad *** story!!
TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
Gasoline
The SR-71 Blackbird's Most Spectacular Flyover Was Also Its Slowest
Well, you got me curious.
This story your thinking about?
That's it! Pretty dang cool! Not for the flyers, I imagine. Just a neat story, though. It was probably a link, and not someone here. At any rate, thanks!
Slow day at work
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Fun day
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68gtxman
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Another cool story!
If you ever vacation in Northern California, drive this highway.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Just a quick drive-by of me in my GTS today...
Coloma, California, where gold was discovered, out here in the land of fruits and nuts.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
My lighted signs reflecting in the side glass of the GTS as I see it when walking through the door from the house to the garage...
Mopar-Mitch
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Seaboard system before CSX.
Mopar-Mitch
Well-Known Member
CSX.
We've got a vintage SCL (pre-family lines) caboose down here in an industrial park.
I believe it is still in service as an occasional shoving platform for a regional short line that serves the park (large enough to have an airport inside) and a nearby ethanol transfer station.
Next time I'm that way I'll try to get a pic.
I believe it is still in service as an occasional shoving platform for a regional short line that serves the park (large enough to have an airport inside) and a nearby ethanol transfer station.
Next time I'm that way I'll try to get a pic.
Pictures #2 and #5 look like the scenic overview up on the Bluffs and Red Wing Minnesota, looking down on the Mississippi River winding through town.
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