Spock and his Riviera.

lol, Leonard and his Rivi. At least the Rivi is on topic.

 

Actually Spock is on topic, I bet 90% of HAMBers are Star Trek nerds and the other 10% are just nerds.

 

that's totally illogical

 

I'm definitely in the 10%.
I can't stand Star Trek, never could.
I will admit to owning this though:

And I'm sure his Riv' is far better than his "Music".

 

live long and prosper

 

I'm a Big time Star Trek fan, and a fan of rivieras too. So for me it a very cool post!

 

All ya'll in the 10%, don't worry, you're just red shirts.

 

He would say it like: " That's highly illogical " . But I didn't watch it enough to know that. To me that just sounds, you guessed it, logical.

 

I guess I'm one of the "just nerds" but if you are in the 90%, "Go Nads"!

 

I'm just a Nerd, Nads.

Rich

 

na nu na nu
oops wrong alien

 

If you paint the Enterprise in metal flake, put the Klingons in flat black Birds of Prey,...wait - I gave myself away, didn't I?

 

Only the Original series is kickass,but it is seriously kickass.Jim Kirk is way kool !I read somewhere that William Shatner(who is not as Kool as Jim Kirk) was a Barris customer.

 

I am SOOOOOOOOOOO much a Treckie....

I have a BILLBOARD from Star Trek the Motion Picture that was never put up.
I was going to use it for wallpaper in my living room.
Wife has no sense of Trek.....

 

What famous builders show car was on Star Trek?????????????OK here is the car it was also in Bewitched...name the builder,clue Russ Meeks was working for this guy and did a lotta the work on the car.......

 

i just watched for the babes and practice the vulcan death grip!

 

celebs always get the best spots at the car show

 

I always thought he had a quality hair cut - one not to be copied.

 

Well, at least it wasn't a photo of George Takei (Sulu) and one of his boyfreinds!

 

My cars name is the Enterprise. The cost alone LOve you Spock

 

You mean like this one with his husband?

 

I would be a treckgeek if O,Hera will sit on my lap.

 

And I say, "Good for them!"

(I know it's just a matter of time 'till this gets deleted)

 

Roth!

 

I think that gesture he made with his hand was the original shocker symbol,
Just not enough people could do it because it was difficult and now we have this one.

 

Few people know that Gene Winfield designed and built the full-sized prop of the "Star Trek" Galileo Shuttlecraft while working at AMT in Phoenix, AZ.