The photo-a-day thread

[piplnr65656]

Me, ridin' a T-Rex.

Is that one of the ones along I-70 between the painted desert and flagstaff?

[White Rabbit]

Is that one of the ones along I-70 between the painted desert and flagstaff?

Nope. This one's more detailed than those, I think.

[Sertile]

Is that one of the ones along I-70 between the painted desert and flagstaff?

Nope. This one's more detailed than those, I think.

MUCH more detailed...

[junkman306]

Sertile, that thing looks like a pissed off Gumby.

[White Rabbit]

Ride 'em cowboy!

That's me, baby.

[HMndnproud]

Round Barn in Arcadia, Oklahoma

[slow_walker]

Dude, I so want to make a Route 66 trip so I can see the round barn and all the other cool stuff.

[slow_walker]

R2D2 mailbox in Salt Lake City, Utah - you can see the Salt Lake Temple in Temple Square in the background.

[gimpface]

cobcob, that "unsafe at any speed" Corvair is awesome. I grew up riding around in one of those things, and my parents have about three of them in various states of disrepair.

[piplnr65656]

R2D2 mailbox in Salt Lake City, Utah - you can see the Salt Lake Temple in Temple Square in the background.

You know the big gate on the south side of the temple complex, A friend and I pissed on it one night while walking back to the hotel from a bar.

[OC_Subiewrench]

cobcob, that "unsafe at any speed" Corvair is awesome. I grew up riding around in one of those things, and my parents have about three of them in various states of disrepair.

That's actually a pic of my '65 , I've owned alot of them but this is the first drivable one with intact floors I've ever had.

[TheReaper]

if I remember correctyly, piplnr is a HE guy, so here's one for ya!

[White Rabbit]

The quality of this picture sucks because it was scanned on a half-broken scanner. But this is the 400 mile dirt road (the Dalton Highway) that leads to the Arctic Ocean in Alaska.

[junkman306]

I wanna drive down that really fast.

[White Rabbit]

I wanna drive down that really fast.

Smoothest dirt road I've ever driven, too. WAY smoother than anything we have here. They keep it that way for all the truckers that have to drive it, I guess.

Still had a blowout driving it, though. Normal vehicles just weren't meant to drive on dirt for 400 miles.