Random pictures thread
- Thread starter bighammer
- Start date
-
Slantsix64
Well-Known Member
Haha yeah fresh gas spark and go!.
Lmao!First bike I ever did "The Ton" on
Yeah, those things are stone reliable.
Unconventional
Well-Known Member
When ya grow up on dirt bikes in the desert 100mph is not a reachable goal on the available equipment
. And I had to keep up with my buddy while he abused his brother's Yamahammer 750 triple .
Northern Grit
Well-Known Member
Looks like a 70's ish Dodge frame and driveline under there?
Northern Grit
Well-Known Member
Not sure, it just came in at the end of the day so I haven't had a chance to take a good look at it, but it's a frankentruck for sure.
Good lookin' twee 8 teen. Full time 4x4?
Northern Grit
Well-Known Member
I wont know until Tuesday morning.
67Dart273
Well-Known Member
DAMN!!
Ejection 0.8 Seconds Before Impact
Ejection 0.8 Seconds Before Impact
9 May 14 7 Comments
The incident happened in 2003 but I only just saw the photograph and video on /r/aviation last week.
Thunderbird no. 6 ejection at Mountain Home airshow in 2003. Photo by SSgt Bennie J. Davis III – Still Photographer, USAF
This looks like a photoshopped picture or a stunt still from of a Hollywood movie but it is 100% legitimate.
The photograph was taken at the Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, where the Thunderbirds were putting on an aerial display. The photographer snapped this photograph of 31-year-old Captain Chris Stricklin from the tower, capturing the exact moment when Captain Stricklin ejected from the F-16. Stricklin ejected less than a second before the F16 hit the ground.
The Thunderbirds are the air demonstration squadron of the United States Airforce, the equivalent of the Red Arrows of the UK Royal Air Force or the Blue Angels of the US Navy.
The Thunderbirds were formed in 1917 as an operational squadron. In 1953 they became the aerobatic display team in 1953, taking the name Thunderbirds from the southwestern US folklore around Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. They became the world’s first supersonic aerial demonstration team in 1956 but had to stop after the FAA banned all supersonic flight at air shows.
They tour the US and the world to perform air demonstrations but they apparently are able to rapidly integrate into an operational fighter unit. They fly F16 Fighting Falcons.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Thank you.
Thank you.
That's one hell of a nutcracker!
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
this is what we use in my house for nut crackers
you can set the jaw depth to where it cracks the shells, but does not pulverize the nut itself
Northern Grit
Well-Known Member
44070dart
How the hell did I get this old..
- Joined
- Jul 9, 2004
- Messages
- 2,874
- Reaction score
- 5,035
- Location
- right here ...see me I'm waving.. NY
Home
Unconventional
Well-Known Member
Those look like the trailers they use to haul produce from the fields to the coolers round here. They must grow A 100s
-
