Ponies on The Run!
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Hey, is this the Taco?
http://public.fotki.com/wackydave/cr...coffee174.html
BTW, Leo, we're just funnin' w/ya. In my 40 years of legal driving, I've never seen a rocket mobile like yours with a...well...an "automatic".
http://public.fotki.com/wackydave/cr...coffee174.html
BTW, Leo, we're just funnin' w/ya. In my 40 years of legal driving, I've never seen a rocket mobile like yours with a...well...an "automatic".
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Good deal for anyone looking for tires.
http://www.mustangforums.com/forum/s...-18-kdw2s.html
http://www.mustangforums.com/forum/s...-18-kdw2s.html
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Iphone 15% discount success
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Rumor is Fedex employees get a 22% discount and UPS employees get 20%. Leo06gtll try it and let us know if it's true. Then give us your email address to use.
Rumor is Fedex employees get a 22% discount and UPS employees get 20%. Leo06gtll try it and let us know if it's true. Then give us your email address to use.
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For the mustang site, habu and snake kinda like a cobra, it all fit for me. Usually I use zoso429, Jimmy Page and my all-time favorite engine the Ford 429... but have pretty much settled on habu from now on, when someone else didn't take it.
There is a book, gotta find the link, that has a ton of information in it but mostly operational info... great book and a ton of insight to the SR71 operations
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Yep.. I've always loved warbirds and the SR-71 is certainly one of them. Read alot of history when it was available and I picked up the habu from it, always thought it was cool and not many people knew what it meant and to me that was even cooler.
For the mustang site, habu and snake kinda like a cobra, it all fit for me. Usually I use zoso429, Jimmy Page and my all-time favorite engine the Ford 429... but have pretty much settled on habu from now on, when someone else didn't take it.
There is a book, gotta find the link, that has a ton of information in it but mostly operational info... great book and a ton of insight to the SR71 operations
For the mustang site, habu and snake kinda like a cobra, it all fit for me. Usually I use zoso429, Jimmy Page and my all-time favorite engine the Ford 429... but have pretty much settled on habu from now on, when someone else didn't take it.
There is a book, gotta find the link, that has a ton of information in it but mostly operational info... great book and a ton of insight to the SR71 operations
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For meat lovers
Hey, Jed... How's about trying out this recipe to compliment your pot roast???!
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
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Hey, Jed... How's about trying out this recipe to compliment your pot roast???!
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/
Jed
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Yep.. I've always loved warbirds and the SR-71 is certainly one of them. Read alot of history when it was available and I picked up the habu from it, always thought it was cool and not many people knew what it meant and to me that was even cooler.
For the mustang site, habu and snake kinda like a cobra, it all fit for me. Usually I use zoso429, Jimmy Page and my all-time favorite engine the Ford 429... but have pretty much settled on habu from now on, when someone else didn't take it.
There is a book, gotta find the link, that has a ton of information in it but mostly operational info... great book and a ton of insight to the SR71 operations
For the mustang site, habu and snake kinda like a cobra, it all fit for me. Usually I use zoso429, Jimmy Page and my all-time favorite engine the Ford 429... but have pretty much settled on habu from now on, when someone else didn't take it.
There is a book, gotta find the link, that has a ton of information in it but mostly operational info... great book and a ton of insight to the SR71 operations
Jed
Last edited by JedCranium; Dec 30, 2008 at 11:28 PM.
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where did you get that pic Jed ?? Gotta love the j58...
One of the absolute highlights of the Udvar-Hazy museum was that SR-71 tail 972 was on display. It was the the exact model that I built as a kid and that was the impetus for me to start looking into the history. It helped that my grandparents lived in Palmdale and I've seen it fly several times and have always been in awe.
Here are some pics. More are in my album:
http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...ips/UdvarHazy/
One of the absolute highlights of the Udvar-Hazy museum was that SR-71 tail 972 was on display. It was the the exact model that I built as a kid and that was the impetus for me to start looking into the history. It helped that my grandparents lived in Palmdale and I've seen it fly several times and have always been in awe.
Here are some pics. More are in my album:
http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...ips/UdvarHazy/
Last edited by habu; Dec 30, 2008 at 11:56 PM.
