volvolugnut wrote: ↑27 Mar 2022, 09:35

matthew1 wrote: ↑26 Mar 2022, 12:09

I am curious, where have the kids placed their heads?

volvolugnut

Those are "talk tubes". I had to look that up just now ... it made for some awkward Googling. https://www.playgroundequipment.com/talk-tubes/

A 3-ocean pedal race sounds harder.......

our housecat Georgia who messes with me while I'm trying to work IMG_2437.jpeg IMG_2639.jpeg my mom and son... her dad was born 110 years before on that exact day, February 12... he was a great guy and a jet airline mechanic 1950s-1970s IMG_2533.jpeg my son at University of Denver after a DU hockey ...

Way to go ! As I often tell myself, " How do you eat an Elephant ? " ( one bite at a time ) Are elephants still available in US grocery stores? We ran into a major bushmeat draught in Europe once the African colonies declared independence ... :D A few weeks ago, though, when rallyracing i...

This is at XC70's max: plowed thorough about 10" of snow before it started to high-center way too often and make me beer-thirsty.

The headache is, when I go to FCPEuro or IPD, I have to remember which year and model car the major part (engine, transmission, etc.) came out of. :D I'm not necessarily the most objective because for me, the 850 is a passion car. That said, I bought mine for $1078.20. Completely original. Destined...

Dorian's Giulia red head I really liked this one! It looks just right. volvolugnut [/quote] That guy built that car by hand from a Giulia 1300 sedan (single headlights). He was a NASA engineer who designed a piece of the Mars rover, and a car nut. He then worked for Singer Porsche in design and fab...

From one of our New England camping trips. I sure wish we could go out there again soon.

Typical swedish roadsign. Americans and other english speaking tourists find them hilarious.

That was my daily driver while I had it. Wish I would've kept it now, but I'd like to have a lot of the cars I've owned back.