Cool pictures! Post them here!

I have another picture, I'll post the one i found in the old dump sometime, too bad it is not air tight anymore. Chris

 

They were used as oxygen tanks for the ball turret gunner on the B-17 and other planes in WWII (Yellow Tank in picture)

 

Hey timheff,

I'm not sure what all the fuss was about. Your request seemed very legitimate to me. You'll find that most HAMBers are nice guys and very willing to help. Once in a while you'll find someone who's rhubard has been rubbed the wrong way (or maybe not rubbed enough ).

I checked out your other work on-line. Very nice stuff!

You may want to consider protecting it to keep you in the driver's seat a little more.

 

Ahhh, you see one scared Indian, you've seem 'em all!

 

Your work is indeed art. I hope you stick around to post more stuff.

 

Here is one for the Van Nuys Blvd cruisers

 

How long could the gunner breathe out of one of these kinda small tanks?

 

since this is page 409
how 'bout some 409's

 

It's not a 409, but I couldn't wait for page 427. This is my tunnel port 427 coming together.

 

Here are some...

 

Future dry lakes belly tank??

 

Some pics I took. Enjoy.
BTW..you guys got some good stuff out there!

 

here's a couple...

 

This guy may have invented multi-tasking, he's working on the pistons and the valves at the same time...and how does he stay so neat and clean working on that grease bomb ?

 

Heres a picture from our burnout contest last year, I almost fuckin crashed after I took off, a little too much Schlitz and tire smoke altered my vision, See ya, JOKER JASON.

 

from old photo album

 

40 miles of bad road

 

party time

 

What an awsome picture!

 

pry aint that cool,just my pickup chassis.

 

Pictures from Michigan, a long long time ago . . . .

Hubbard Lake Tavern, late 40s:





Spruce Michigan, probably late 30s:



My uncle's new '52 ford pickup, Highland Township Michigan:



My brother's '64 Buick Skylark, taken in July '72 at home near Hubbard Lake:

 

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Yah I agree lets eat the Mother fu_ker !
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I think they put the muffler on wrong