Featured Art & Inspiration I love this sh...stuff

Some day, someone will post something that Moriarity doesn't have. And the world will never be the same.

 

I think my early NHRA pith helmet is pretty cool.

 

When some of you p*** on there's going to be one hell of an auction

 

I'm 46 years old. The town I grew up in was about 2,500 people and we graduated about 65 in my cl***....the libraries from k-12 carried Hot Rod, Car Craft, and Motor Trend for us gear heads...But one of my Senior book reports was on an obscure (to me) book called "Hot Rod" (the black and purple edition) by Henry Gregor Felsen that I randomly found in the high school library....I was a muscle car guy (still am) but that book meant and still means so much to me....thanks for the flashback, I have a new goal to buy one tomorrow on my spare time at work.

 

If I remember right, the one guy had a car that was like the owner. "Made whole lot of noise but not much performance to back it up", or something like that...

 

Missoula had a Harley dealer named "Have wrench will travel" before the Taj Mahal it has now.

 

I've always thought these key fob miniature license plates were pretty cool.

Larry

 

You may never know when you'll need some emergency drinking water..

Larry

 

Larry

 

Me 2!

 

Empty box only, found this doing a dealership clean out 40+ years ago.

 

US Government, dehydrated water. Just ad water.

 

Haha, it actually has some liquid in it.

Larry

 

seems my tach isnt the only sun gauge to have the green bit busted out of it so it glows yellow not green

 

Somewhere I'd seen that those green bubbles were fixable. I did a cursory search but no luck...yet

 

I love stuff like that. Anything from the pre-plastic era. Back when cars weren't built to be thrown away in 10 to 15 years.

 

oh me? i dont want it green my dash is gold! someone just did it before i was going to lol

 

Seafair always a big deal in Seattle. Big parade with inebriated Seafair Pirates scaring kids, parties all over town, and of course the "Thunder Boats" racing with Pat O'Day calling the race. The badge is a bit worse for wear and a little before my time; I have some more of them...somewhere in my junk. Like a lot of kids made wooden hydro's and pulled them behind our bikes. The parade and the pirates have been tamed, and the boats lost their magic for me when the thunder part went away, gone were the Allison's and Rolls Royce Merlin's to be replaced with the turbines. Now you kids get off my lawn!