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...and there appears to be no disruption; people just casually driving on by.
Big Dad
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I think there were times at the rock farm when the coyotes wanted to do that to me after I chased them across the yard with the 966
Moose hunting with a Daytona
44070dart
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What was
Those were the good old days before enclose trailers were made
Moparmonster
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Yup, no EMS or fire response yet. There were other vehicles damaged in the altercation but this one was the most dramatic.
Unconventional
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Good old days
Riiight! I got hosed down with alcohol as I walked past Gordie and they hit the starter button in the pits at OCIR.
Worst part was I didn't even get a contact high from it 
Ddaddy
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I found an old cast iron plett pan at a yard sale today for $8. A bit rusty, but not in terrible condition.
A bit of wire wheel work and a couple of coats of seasoning and it’s in good shape now.
I didn’t buy it for it’s intended purpose of making Swedish pancakes or hamburger sliders (although I could use it that way).
I grabbed it to use as a heat diffuser for the gas burners when using standard aluminum clad cookware to even out the heat and eliminate hotspots from the gas burners.
Here are a couple of examples…
A bit of wire wheel work and a couple of coats of seasoning and it’s in good shape now.
I didn’t buy it for it’s intended purpose of making Swedish pancakes or hamburger sliders (although I could use it that way).
I grabbed it to use as a heat diffuser for the gas burners when using standard aluminum clad cookware to even out the heat and eliminate hotspots from the gas burners.
Here are a couple of examples…
Bullitt.
abdywgn
dismantler
Old guys.
Remember Peter Max?
Remember Peter Max?
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Talk about good old days.
Around here this is the current trend on 4x4 pick ups
Tires stickin' 6" outa the wheel wells and no mud flaps.
My friend Chris built a V8 Vega, narrowest GM diff he could find, wheels with lots of backspace, still had 2" out of the wheel well.
A CHP officer stopped him on an overpass over the I 10 near Ontario Airport for that 2" of tire. Chris looked in his side view mirror, the officer was resting his foot on the tire while he wrote the ticket From the off road experience I've had, these new guys take those 4x4s anywhere but sand dunes, like the desert or forests, those $500 rims are toast. Them 40 series tires provide no protection for those rims.
Around here this is the current trend on 4x4 pick ups
Tires stickin' 6" outa the wheel wells and no mud flaps.
My friend Chris built a V8 Vega, narrowest GM diff he could find, wheels with lots of backspace, still had 2" out of the wheel well.
A CHP officer stopped him on an overpass over the I 10 near Ontario Airport for that 2" of tire. Chris looked in his side view mirror, the officer was resting his foot on the tire while he wrote the ticket
From the off road experience I've had, these new guys take those 4x4s anywhere but sand dunes, like the desert or forests, those $500 rims are toast. Them 40 series tires provide no protection for those rims.
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Coloma, CA.
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Coloma, CA.
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