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I came across this a few days ago, I reached out to a friend of mine that's a member of the Fire dept. to see if it was a controlled burn or lightning strike as this house has been vacant for some time.

If I wasn't cash/space poor I'd have to own all three.

Back around 1982/83 there was a woman that drove year around in a 70 Challenger R/T B5 blue white top, white interior, white stripe. I could never track down where she lived until one day I drove down a dead end street and there it was. I looked it over, 440 SIXPACK four speed! I knocked on the...

I just purchased a 440 from a fellow member, the pad on top is stamped HP2. I thought the 2 stood for second shift, my friend thinks it means six pack internals, who's right?

Spotted this in a rough sectio n of Worcester. I don't think it's real but it is interesting.

I haven't been able to locate the website, anyone know what happened?

Awhile back I posted a thread about DMT making correct cowl to hood seals for 69/72 C bodies. It seems he's getting stonewalled by the company reproducing the (wrong) part. He wanted to purchase the rubber then cut it and add the proper amount of clips, seems like a simple solution till you have...

Just some things I saw today...

That's the title of an interesting clip I found on you tube. I can't get it to upload so maybe a more advanced computer savvy member could post it. 1971 Polara chasing a 71 Cuda on a road course.

I was checking out a used record store when I saw this album, I liked the cover photo. I was wondering if anybody recognized this place. The album is from 1978, the name at the bottom of the motel sign is Sapiniere.

Out looking for parts so I took some photo's. It rains every time I'm out here.

1972 Fury Gran Coupe, I don't know where it's headed.

Just a couple more photo's.

Last month I got to cross something off my bucket list, I rode my bike on the abandoned section of the PA. turnpike. Turns out the Pike turned 75 this year, they published a book to celebrate," Moments in Motion " is a coffee table book with some great photo's and history of the Pike. Here are...

Just a few last shots of a pretty unique place.

A few shots from inside the Rays Hill Tunnel, not much left. The big green cylinders are the air exchangers, the round pod is the base for a lighting fixture in the ceiling, you're looking down at the roadway.

Back in 1968 a section of the Penn. turnpike was realigned to ease traffic congestion, there are two tunnels located within this section. They have become a popular tourist attraction and were on my bucket list.

I was hoping I could check out the W.W.II aircraft show this past weekend but my house had other ideas. I heard a sound overhead and managed to get down from the ladder to get these shots.