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Don't see many of the other brands of bikes down here on the Space Coast of FL, it is overwhelmingly Harley country when it comes to touring bikes. Surprised to see this nice BMW R18 in the parking lot at the bank. 

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On 11/25/2023 at 3:13 PM, Keef said:

I saw a 64 Pontiac Catalina today like this one(was driving and couldn’t get a pic)it was the same color with a white painted top and what looked like polished torque thrusts. Older guy driving, I gave him a thumbs up and he smiled and waved and goosed it a little. Sounded very healthy to me.

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That car is usually at the hardees in Rossville every sat/sun morning. 

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30 minutes ago, Scott8950 said:

That car is usually at the hardees in Rossville every sat/sun morning. 

Not far from me, I’m over the hill in East Ridge

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45 minutes ago, Phildaupho said:

This appears to a 36 Ford body placed on top of a snowmobile chassis solely to attract attention but kind of cool to see none the less. 

Judging from the surroundings, it's not just to attract attention. 

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On 12/16/2023 at 10:36 PM, sfhess said:

One of the members of the So Cal Cougar Club showed up today with his father in the father's 59 Thunderbird...

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So clean ! Love the Fairlane in the background too.

A trip the other day down the old highway yielded this bit of inspiration  B)

 

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On 12/18/2023 at 10:47 PM, Phildaupho said:

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they tried to do the same thing with a 36 on the rust to riches show on netflix. it was the usual hackjob from those waterjet cowboys

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8 hours ago, thatz4u said:

in Richmond IN, F-150 Rouch like this one..

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Kinda like the massive and lifted 4WD pickups that will never touch dirt, I'd imagine it will never leave a Home Depot with a sheet of plywood and a couple bags of concrete mix.

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16 hours ago, The Junkman said:

Kinda like the massive and lifted 4WD pickups that will never touch dirt, I'd imagine it will never leave a Home Depot with a sheet of plywood and a couple bags of concrete mix.

Yeah, over the last several decades pickup trucks have morphed from utility vehicles to luxury transportation that could theoretically be used for some utility tasks. The keyword is "theoretically". :)

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On 12/29/2023 at 5:01 PM, peteski said:

Yeah, over the last several decades pickup trucks have morphed from utility vehicles to luxury transportation that could theoretically be used for some utility tasks. The keyword is "theoretically". :)

Round here in Yorkshire I see lots of pickups and the vast majority, Isuzu, Ford, Merc, Toyota, etc, are all working vehicles.

Would still like one to play with though. ?

steve

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Someone spent probably a couple thousand dollars on suspension components, wheels, and tires to lift this up to increase the ground clearance. Then, spent several hundred dollars more for that trailer hitch. 

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I had to ride with this kid to a job site once...... He had put tires on his pickup that were meant for offroad use. After he reached about 45 mph, chunks of tire were flying off. About a mile down the road, you could smell the rubber being ruined! I was thinking 'what a maroon' to spend all that money on those tires just to ruin them on pavement.....

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