[fyrffytr1]

Here's another one my son took while rafting in the Grand Canyon. I'm posting his pictures because they are a lot better than what I have.

[400 4spd.]

Nice pictures Phil! I've been there a couple of times and hope to go again some day.

[fyrffytr1]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

Nice pictures Phil! I've been there a couple of times and hope to go again some day.

I have many more but will try to limit myself to one or two a week. Here's one I took of my son when he was two in 1977. And don't give me any flack about the bumper jack I had a concrete block under the frame in case the jack slipped!

[linden_gto]

my very proud co-owner!!

[bird72]

Pic from 1977. My old 68 half ton. It was a Navy truck (surplus sale). It had 292 six, 4 speed with granny low, and 4.11 posi. And like no options. I wish I still had it. I put the big tires on it for off road, took it anywhere. Eventually put a 327 in it.

[carcrazy]

Checkerboard Mesa at Zion

[Bob Hall]

Hell yeah! Turn it up! Right on!
Hell yeah! Sounds good! Sing that song!

Taken while working security for the two day concert hosted at my work place. Guess the band.


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[linden_gto]

montgomery gentry

[linden_gto]

speaking of band pics...

[455firebird1969]

Originally Posted by carcrazy

Checkerboard Mesa at Zion

Great picture...is that a trail crossing from left to right? I'm trying to get an idea of the actual height or size of this land formation. It looks like a person could climb straight up the incline, but I doubt it.

[455firebird1969]

Originally Posted by bird72

Pic from 1977. My old 68 half ton. It was a Navy truck (surplus sale). It had 292 six, 4 speed with granny low, and 4.11 posi. And like no options. I wish I still had it. I put the big tires on it for off road, took it anywhere. Eventually put a 327 in it.

Nice truck, I'd like to own it but they are getting hard to find. I'll post a picture of my 1971 SWB I restored back in 1994. I'd like to have it too.

[400 4spd.]

Here are some pictures I hated to take.
Out on a nice August 2002 afternoon cruise and some fool attempts to hit me head-on. She had run two others off of the road minutes earlier. This happened on a two lane country road at 55 m.p.h. She swerved completely into my lane and this was the best I could do to dodge her Pontiac 6000. It was her or a concrete culvert.

[blue67gtoragtop]

The white Monte Carlo SS in the background looks familiar....

[400 4spd.]

Ken, I bet you know both cars. The '84 SS was sold new at Phelps. I bought it in '93 from the original owner, a long time local car detailer named "Pone". It had just over 30K miles and was the nicest one in the area. It had aluminum wheels, but was stock most of the time that my wife drove it.
The 442 I found in the early 90's in a back yard on 33 in Belvoir near Wright Bros. 427. An ex street -strip racer, it was Rally green and had been known locally as The Incredible Hulk. I was owner #5, buyingit from #4, Louie Hamm. I eventually met owners #2 and #3. The first owner died in 'Nam and the car sat under a carport near Washington for at least ten years.
Behind the 442 in the second pic you can barely make out the top of our daughter's car. It was a black and silver Hurst/Olds.
Those were our daily drivers for several years.

[Bob Hall]

Originally Posted by blue67gtoragtop

The white Monte Carlo SS in the background looks familiar....

Is that your 83/84?

Edit...never mind...should have read one post down.

[carcrazy]

Originally Posted by 455firebird1969

Great picture...is that a trail crossing from left to right? I'm trying to get an idea of the actual height or size of this land formation. It looks like a person could climb straight up the incline, but I doubt it.

Not sure of the actual height, I'd guess less than 1000.' It could certainly be climbed if they permit it. We went out there and did the Narrows top down hike which requires a permit and also did Angels Landing. Great place.

[Greg Reid]

I really like the look of that car with the whitewall tires. What ever happened to it? I suppose you fixed it?

[400 4spd.]

Thanks Greg, the tires were 30 days old at the time. For 10 years I had run a big and little combination of T/A's and was tired of it. Most people didn't care for the different tires but I thought it added a "sleeper" look.
This started out as a $700 car that I re-did. After it got hit I was too sick about it to want to fix it. I pulled the engine, wheels and tires and and it sold to a guy from PA.

[Kurt Zimmerman]

My uncle signed this Delorean over to me while he spent two years in the Bahamas. He said I could keep it and pay him when he got back, or give it back when he returned.

I drove it for two years and gave it back.

Fun car.

Kurt

[66beaumont]

Saw this last night on my way to hockey game