cazalea
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Sometimes a theme just presents itself and I can't help chasing after it
or being chased by it - like this scary image from the day after Christmas - a gigantic truck filled with compressed gas cylinders, towering over a lady in her pajamas on an electric bike (note she has no rear view mirrors).
One Day when I had the Blues
I worked them off by focusing on the Blues Around Me rather than my own mood... The End ...
Cool shots.....love that Jeepster.
It's amazing how many older/classic cars are floating around San Diego in reasonable shape.
Sometimes a theme just presents itself and I can't help chasing after it
or being chased by it - like this scary image from the day after Christmas - a gigantic truck filled with compressed gas cylinders, towering over a lady in her pajamas on an electric bike (note she has no rear view mirrors). ...
5, 8, 12 and 16 for me please!!
If I could pick a perfect pair, to complement one-another, it would be the Cobra and the Ford van in pic #16 - what a cute little piece of metal, perfect for transporting bikes and other stuff around
I'd forgotten about the '71 G.T.O., Mike. There were just over . . .
. . . ten thousand made, with the 455 HO ( H igh O utput) engine debuting that year. ( Also forgotten, I thought it was '73.) I'm a Plymouth guy, but Pontiac and Mercury duke it out for #3 in my book. (Dodge is #2.)
That GTO was beautiful!
First, a Firebird The GTO! Alas, Pontiac (the brand) bit the dust. Mike ...