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[tcar]

Originally Posted by abisel

^^^ that was the first attempt to replace the Merlin with a turbofan.

A bit of history:

I think you meant TURBOPROP. not turbofan.

I did not know about that one, the Piper version is pretty well-known.

[sand_man]

https://www.yahoo.com/autos/volkswagen-bus-camper-combo-vintage-vw-royalty-143058310.html

When it comes to collecting vintage Volkswagen Buses, it’s all about the windows; the more light that comes in, the more money it accompanies. In that regard, this vibrant 1963 Volkswagen Bus is one of the best, a coveted 23-window Type 2, but interestingly it’s not the rarest species pictured.

The trailer that accompanies it is, said to be a microbus-specific 1967 Eriba Puck camper, and one of only five surviving models in the world. Both the vintage 23-window Bus and its accompanying trailer will mount the auction block at the upcoming RM Auctions Amelia Island event in March, where the pair will sell at no reserve.

[URY914]

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[dafischer]

[sc_rufctr]

Not sure were to put this...

"What you see is a protein, myosínē dragging an endorphin along a thread in the inner part of the parietal cortex of the brain that creates happiness."

[sc_rufctr]

[NeedSpace]

I find the new Buick convertible a very good looking car. The words coming out of my mouth feel dirty.



Grant it, it isn't like this, but still a good looking car...I like what buick is doing. BTW, the interior of the new buicks are fantastic.

[porsche930dude]

[john70t]

[kach22i]

Horten Ho 229 | Historical Society of German Military History




http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/morellis-fluid-tail-33283.html

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[daepp]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

Not sure were to put this...

"What you see is a protein, myosínē dragging an endorphin along a thread in the inner part of the parietal cortex of the brain that creates happiness."

Is that a model/simulation, or something seen under an electron microscope?

[devodave]

Originally Posted by URY914

Our Navy's newest!

[URY914]

"BIW" on the crane stands for Bath Iron Works, Bath Maine. Finest shipyard in the country.

[devodave]

Originally Posted by URY914

"BIW" on the crane stands for Bath Iron Works, Bath Maine. Finest shipyard in the country.

Toured BIW back in 96 when my wife and I were on our honeymoon. Had left Norfolk Naval Shipyard in 93, so it was really interesting to me.

[kach22i]

Porsche