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“Hot Rods to Hell”?

An incomplete fuselage was sitting in a hangar somewhere in Ukraine since the ‘90s I think. The operational one was destroyed

A shame the Russians blew it up.

It seems those palm trees have grown a bit.

Congrats!! My youngest son and his wife have a new baby girl. She’s 2 months old. 6 grandkids so far. The oldest will be 21.

Ate at one in Plymouth Indiana, mid to late ‘70s

Car, dog, woman…all that’s missing are a case of beer and a couple of sacks of sliders…everything a guy needs

Spotted it online. Bought it from the widow of the original owner. Garage kept. 65k on the clock. Came with shop manual and a folder full of service receipts. Bill of sale from Falls Church Chrysler/Plymouth. The guy traded in a ‘65 Newport and they gave him $700.00 for it.

My ‘71 was built at Newark

Drove a couple of hours to Muncie which was in the path of total. Apparently local law enforcement was expecting a much larger turnout, but things were calm. Great day, near perfect viewing. In answer to Polara’s question, I was in Portland Oregon in early ‘79. A path of total eclipse passed...

J Joe Flarhety passed on April 1. Truly funny and by all accounts a nice guy. One of his funniest bits on SCTV was a take-off he and Dave Thomas did of a Hope and Crosby road movie. He did a great Crosby while Thomas nailed Hope. Count Floyd RIP

Not sure I’d want to be in the cockpit of one of those F-4s

The tanker is a KC-135 Q model, configured specifically to refuel the SR-71. The Q differed from the A models internally. The body tanks were plumbed separately from the wing tanks and the right wheel well had two single point fuel receptacles instead of one as on the As. The body tanks would be...

I remember them testing the air raid sirens on Tuesdays

Surprised he didn’t throw in a “kiss my ***” for good measure

I had the red one, the Apple Krate when I was a kid

Gee is that a Pontiac dealer??