ProspectorTim

>>>Who Tests This Stuff??

Dudes with parachutes! And probably a paid-life/ADD insurance policy

Interesting video and results.

Too bad they had to waste a classic chevy like that though.

Hi <again>

I just found this place and joined this morning ... and already ran a-foul of a MOD. Oops!

I never heard of Adam's Car Care Products before, so I figured I would stick around a learn about it. I started watching the video's this afternoon, but I'll have to finish them later. I've got to make a trip out of town this afternoon (and it is already getting late) so I can babysit my grandkids tomorrow while my daughter goes in for a root canal (ouch!).

Anyhow... I've got a new GMC truck that I want to keep looking like new, and a 74 Camaro that I've owned since new and I'm in the middle of a restoration on it. When it's done, I plan to KEEP it looking like new (or better) for a long time.

I got the whole video. But the Vette/Camaro part was only the first 1:50 anyhow.

Now I've got something else to look for at this year's SEMA Show.

I love SEMA!

Here's a couple of Camaro pics from 2008 show.

You want to learn to fly...

Every flight as a flight student is exciting, though the first few landings/take-offs can also be intimidating/terrifying. But still a whole lot of fun.

Being part of the crew of a B-24 bomber during air shows is great!

The G's are tolerable, the flight is fun and reasonably close to earth. And if you happen to be on a military base, you are treated like a rock star!

Kewl.

I have a 1974 Camaro that I'm restoring. We've owned it since new (March, 1974) - and it hasn't been "stock" since all the emissions stuff fell off in Oct '74 at Clark Air Base, Philippines.

I plan to post more pics of the "old days" as soon as I get some of the old pictures scanned in.

PictureTrail.com slideshow photos of me. A collection of photos over a NUMBER of years.

As for ATVing, snow, mud, swamps, rocks ...it's all good.

But snow washes off a LOT easier than mud; and you are way less likely to run into spiders & snakes!

Attached photos: I'm the guy with the do-rag and camelback.

The rope is to prevent the quad from flipping over backwards on the steep climbs. Pics from a friend's album; I'm usually taking pics of everybody ELSE.

Moab, UT, 2003