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Dave, whatever the brunette in the top photo is selling, I'm buying.
George
never too old
George
never too old
Guess the rest of us will have to settle with the Barracuda’s, I mean Cuda….
Not that I noticed what was in the background THAT much, what was the car in the first pic? (interestingly enough the sign does say "Please do not touch the vehicle". But who reads signs now days anyway)
It's an optical illusion guys! Somewhere there are cars(?)in the blonde & brunette pictures. You really have to concentrate to see them though!!
Bob #5042
Bob #5042
The first car is the Shelby Daytona Concept car. What I understand is that the Cobra concept that has been shown around is not going to be built as it was presented. Ford is considering this Daytona as the possible next Cobra car. I like it a lot better than the 2005 Cobra. Dave
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Bob, are you sure?
I've looked over and over.
Can't find any cars in the pictures!
George
I've looked over and over.
Can't find any cars in the pictures!
George
Cars? What are cars?
Michael
Michael
That truck is quite a piece of work! I wonder how many $$$ they have wrapped up in it (ie.-how many Panteras you could have instead!)
Bob
Bob
Bob,
your question reveals you are truly a Pantera person.
A truck person would have asked how many Panteras can that thing CRUSH?
George
your question reveals you are truly a Pantera person.
A truck person would have asked how many Panteras can that thing CRUSH?
George
Dave,
do you think a set of those tracks on the back of a Pantera would make it usable in the snow?
George
do you think a set of those tracks on the back of a Pantera would make it usable in the snow?
George
George,
Thanks for the compliment! I don't even want to visualize that thing crushing a Pantera!!
Bob
Thanks for the compliment! I don't even want to visualize that thing crushing a Pantera!!
Bob
Kits to convert a pickup truck to tracks & treads, such as those in the above Ford pickup picture, have been available in the aftermarket for years. They are even available for quads (four wheel ATVs).
I looked into them years ago for my rear wheel drive Yamaha Warrior (quad), and a kit consisting of tracks (as shown above) for the rear and skis for the front was about $3000! A kit for my brothers 4 wheel drive Yamaha Wolverine (quad) was about $4000! Those prices vanquished the thought right from our heads. I believe they were about $8-10,000 for the trucks. Expensive toys for your toys!
Michael
I looked into them years ago for my rear wheel drive Yamaha Warrior (quad), and a kit consisting of tracks (as shown above) for the rear and skis for the front was about $3000! A kit for my brothers 4 wheel drive Yamaha Wolverine (quad) was about $4000! Those prices vanquished the thought right from our heads. I believe they were about $8-10,000 for the trucks. Expensive toys for your toys!
Michael
I like the yellow Mustang. I believe this is the "track only" version, yes ???
Anyway, shows like this are for "dreaming". When I can actually see one of these proto-types fo sale in showrooms, I'll believe it.
Anyone see the Mustang GT commercial with digitized scenes from Bullit ?
Racing thru a corn field. Reminds me of my off road adventure thru the wild animal park at night. Ah memories...Dreams and memories.
Thanks for posting the pics.
Chuck
Anyway, shows like this are for "dreaming". When I can actually see one of these proto-types fo sale in showrooms, I'll believe it.
Anyone see the Mustang GT commercial with digitized scenes from Bullit ?
Racing thru a corn field. Reminds me of my off road adventure thru the wild animal park at night. Ah memories...Dreams and memories.
Thanks for posting the pics.
Chuck
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Originally posted by george pence:
Dave, whatever the brunette in the top photo is selling, I'm buying.
George
never too old
George...I'm with you!!!
HOT!!!