At least the plane did not hit the fine Porsche. The pilot might have missed the terminal a bit, but the passengers were happy because they got to eat their one pack dinner of peanuts. It's all in fun, plus I dont know whose dog that is, but it's not mine.

WEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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More cranes!

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You are correct!

See, Cheered ya up!:D

Actually I snapped quite a few of those pictures myself. :) Before you get all excited, I didn't take the one of the Hubble. :D

I JUST WANNA FLY JETS!

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SWA, do you fly?


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World's fastest Gullwing MB...
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Doin my part to bring you your A$$/Couch time.



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OK OK stop with all these dish pictures I'll sell my Bike. $9997.00 http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1175093329.jpg
just make it STOP

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Cool, thanks.......and here is some Roth for you.

http://www.petersen.org/default.cfm?docid=1049
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The cockpit of Rotar (The Roth Air Car) was a tight fit, especially for its creator Ed Roth. Powered by two Triumph motorcycle engines, and weighing 750 pounds, Rotar was able to hover several inches off the ground. A Roth Studios promotional postcard optimistically claimed “there is a remote possibility that this will be the first car to reach the MOON”.
Photo collection of the Petersen Automotive Museum

In 1962, Roth built Rotar (for Roth Air Car), a bubble-topped fiberglass vehicle that, much to the amazement of car-show-goers, was not a car at all, but an aircraft. Rotar hovered on a cushion of air produced by the downdraft of two large fan blades, each of which was powered by a 650cc Triumph motorcycle engine.

More info and pixs PLEASE!?

Randon pic

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G-50 Tilton throwout & clutch 6 speed no reverse with tilton high torque starter. factory limited slip :D http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1175104115.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1175104146.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1175104182.jpg

side shot Oh short gears except 6 is standard 5thhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1175104471.jpg

It must not have gone in the water, eh?

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