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"The Cat" looks tasty.

Loved my $20 set of 4 wire caps from Target on my 81 Pony (photo taken 1983).

Love those "Jelly Bean" mags....... But I also love the "Turbines" on my 88.......

Not obscure but a neat find.......... BST 2nd LP found at a thrift shop.....not only is the send away for posters cut out still there on the inner sleeve but it had the original receipt from 1969! The LP played fine.

Super sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love me some 4-eye. 😎 So sad I had to sell my 85 coupe. At least I still have my 88 5.0 vert.

That was the only size kits I saw. Other than that lots of 1/43 scale die-cast. There is a 1/24th kit but it's a 1930.

Looked at eBay and Entex made a 1/16th scale sedan and Coupe Roadster. Kinda pricey but that size would something else.

https://www.rvtravel.com/1937-packard-motorhome-1083/

True....but.....they do it for a short time in a straight line. F1 can go into a turn from 205mph to 60mph and back to 185mph and do it lap after lap on a track 3.6 miles long in 1 min 25 seconds. I look forward to the film and if I do not like it I'll just keep rewatching Grand Prix even though a different era.

Don't know anything about him but dang......drunk drivers are just evil. I'll have to check out his videos. RIP.

Watched The Doors again last night. Man he WAS Jim in that movie. Apparently he listened to nothing but Doors songs for months before the shoot and memorized them all and when off camera he asked the crew to call him Jim.

Stunning.

When my sister owned a Mazda Tribute her mechanic at the time said it would cost $85 to change a simple $1 turn signal bulb. So I did it. Had to jack the front end up, take off a front wheel, take off the plastic splash guard, reach in without seeing and change the bulb with one hand. Just insane.

Great flick, cool car. I did find it odd that the car was a stick but an automatic, then a stick again, then an auto.....🤔

Super nice Pony! Color is fantastic.