Random TRANSPORTATION pictures

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Originally Posted by dependencies

First time I've ever seen a road grader popping a wheelie.
Mandatory pic:

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Originally Posted by dependencies

That ship in the front is the Battleship USS 'IOWA' (61) from WWII.

The whole class was named after the Iowa.

The most famous of the Iowa Class battleships is the USS Missouri (63 - 'Mighty Mo'), where the WWII Japanese armistice was signed.

The Missouri was mothballed then reactivated and used again in the '90's during Desert Storm. It's a museum now.

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If interested here is a link to the "build"
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2008/05/29/lithuanians-and-pu-foam/

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Iowa then, thats good thanks,

So is that this James river ship graveyard we see from time to time
I dont know where i saw the image now

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For sale in Littlerock, CA. Melding two of my favorite Marques.. A Studebaker (Weasel) and a VW

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Originally Posted by dependencies

Lloyd? Bond?

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Originally Posted by dependencies

Iowa then, thats good thanks,

So is that this James river ship graveyard we see from time to time
I dont know where i saw the image now

It's actually in San Francisco now. Suisun bay... another 'mothball' fleet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Iowa-26-03-2006.jpg

File:Suisun fleet BB61.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It was actually recommissioned and active in the 80's/90's; there was a famous explosion in the #2 turret, killing many sailors.