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[Simon1]

 

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[RTR]

View attachment 1551615RTR you can appreciate this, though not a 427 Cobra side oiler. 351W @ 400 hp, still mild in nature.

I like it Do you have future plans for it ?

 

[pepperj]

QUOTE=Simon1;5708263]One of the few Vegas that ran.[/QUOTE]

Now that's some torque being delivered.

 

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Where was this photo from, the landscape looks familiar.

 

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1881 Albert Canyon discovering the Rogers Pass, 4yrs later the completed railway was through the pass.

 

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The Last Spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was the ceremonial final spike driven into the Canadian Pacific Railway at Craigellachie, British Columbia at 9:22 am on November 7, 1885. Wikipedia

 

[RGINN]

Pic of Mom, Dad, and me when I was about 2. I liked this pic but Dad hated it because of the cigarette. He quit in 68, and Mom tried but got to hard to live with so Dad let her keep smoking. Mom passed in 94, and last night they called me at work and told me that Dad had died. Glad I got this pic.

 

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View attachment 1551647Pic of Mom, Dad, and me when I was about 2. I liked this pic but Dad hated it because of the cigarette. He quit in 68, and Mom tried but got to hard to live with so Dad let her keep smoking. Mom passed in 94, and last night they called me at work and told me that Dad had died. Glad I got this pic.

My condolences RGINN on the passing of your Father. It's never an easy time in life for anyone loosing their parents.

 

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Eh, it never really happened.

 

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GOR-GEE-OUS!!

...Anybody got a storm cellar handy?!?!?

 

[kcm]

I used to have some of them. UMM-UM! That was some good chocolate!!

 

[against the wind]

Always on the lookout for a potential silver mine.