"Before and After" Pics

[Craig T]

[john70t]

(note to the ladies: Just leave it alone. Put the makeup brush down and slowly back away from the mirror. Guys prefer honesty.)

[daepp]

Originally Posted by john70t

(note to the ladies: Just leave it alone. Put the makeup brush down and slowly back away from the mirror. Guys prefer honesty.)

The stuff of nightmares.

But seriously, I feel very sorry for them. All their lives they are celebrated for their looks; then they get older, and they can't handle the truth in the mirror. An older woman who takes care of herself is still beautiful, but they never really learned that the true beauty is on the inside...

I stumbled across these yesterday:

[john70t]

Some people age very well as long as they stay away from the nip-n-tuck.
Like a fine wine I prefer the after with these exceptions, and wish there were more like them.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

I looked good at 21, even better at 49, can still pass for 40 on a good day.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

You still get to ride to motorbikes. I had to sell my 93 900SS. So you are way ahead of me.

That said, I am finally old enough where I understand why people watch TV. Mind you, I'm limiting myself to Dr. Who and Grand Tour on Amazon, but it's nice to sit and relax now and again vs. always doing something.

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by ZOO

Same issue with my E36. I took it out, and sprayed it with the "granite rock effect" spray paint (gray, black, white). It turned out really well.

I had a Land Rover Discovery with a similar headliner treatment. It worked in an old Disco, not sure about a BMW. Especially when it's about $30 for a roll of the correct headliner fabric.

[Ronbo]

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[G50]

I guess nobody escapes time.

At least humans can't. Cars can!

[URY914]

[SoCal911T]

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by peteremsley

Ms Rigg (Mrs Peel?). I aways thought she aged gracefully... these pics are about 50 years apart...

And she's still working. Good for her.

[daepp]

My "middle child" - at the helm of the LA Maritime Museum




See what happens if you feed them?? Just a few years later - damn that went fast...

USNA Commencement





About to deploy for parts unknown as an officer in the US Navy...

[pwd72s]

David, an academy story your daughter may appreciate. A local guy who graduated, Kyler Whittaker. He was on the USN team that made it to the final four, David Robinson the star. So, the tale as told me by Kyler's dad. His fist assignment was on an oiler. Word came from the carrier that the Admiral wanted Kyler to join him for lunch. Kyler, knees shaking, wondered why the Admiral wanted to see him?

Turns out there was a Navy/Marines basketball game scheduled on the Carrier's deck.

Yep, Navy won.

[LEAKYSEALS951]

Changed my "lifetime" ATF today at self imposed 40,000 mile interval. Car should trip 200,000 next month. Old "big gulp" plastic cups are the best!

[daepp]

Replaced 4 out of 6 burners, 3 “flavor grids”, 4 control knobs, 2 electrodes and 1 spark generator - The first real work done and it’s 16 year of life. Figured I better do it while I could still get parts. About $900 and a crapton of elbow grease!

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by peteremsley

grrr. dog!

I had a date with a 34 year old the other day. She thought I could be late 30s. Turned 50 last week.

Wish I had the energy of a 20 year old again though. It was limitless.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

I had a date with a 34 year old the other day. She thought I could be late 30s. Turned 50 last week.

Wish I had the energy of a 20 year old again though. It was limitless.

0/10 until we see 'Before' and 'After' pics. Her, not you.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

LOL, unfortunately she wouldn't sign the model release. smart girl.

I have to say, women in their 40s...who'd have thought...

[slow&rusty]

My first time doing leather work at home.

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