I believe it got stuck and abandoned in Antarctica

I've always been fascinated by that thing. I first learned about it in the 80's in a magazine article I still have. It needs to be in a museum if it's not laying on the bottom of the ocean.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctic_Snow_Cruiser

AH . . . so it's you. I knew there was someone here who had a "jones" for the Snow Cruiser. I was thinking of you when I saw these photos which I believe I have never posted before.

Wouldn't it be nice to have Robert Ballard try to locate it. Unfortunately it will probably be lost forever due to shifting ice. It could be a thousand miles away from it's original abandonment point.

Maybe someday when highly sophisticated satellites with super sensitive magnetometers are aimed over Antarctica in search of precious rare earth metals it will be accidentally discovered.

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The $59,995 C8 Corvettes Are 'Virtually Non-Existent' At Dealers: Report

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Elvis Presley's Barris Kustom, Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five Limousine

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The biggest hospital ship in the world will be heading to New York Harbor to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic, officials said Wednesday. A converted oil tanker, the USNS Comfort has 1,000 beds, 12 operating rooms, and weighs nearly 70,000 tons.

The ship will not be for those with the virus, but is instead intended to free up hospital beds in the greater New York region by taking on non-coronavirus patients, according to USNI News. Two sources told USNI News that the idea was for the ships to provide relief for coastal hospital systems, with the ships taking on non-COVID-19 cases and allowing the hospitals to focus on the most critical patients suffering from the virus.

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From World of Tomorrow: School, Work and Play, 1981, by Neil Ardley

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Mel Hunter’s cover art for the July 1954 issue of Galaxy Science Fiction

Probably because there is no tread on those tires.

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https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0520-41...orvette-coupe/

That's different. Don't believe I have ever seen a 67 in that color combo

I had a white coupe with a 350, but I remember it as a 2 barrel. I bought it from the original owner in 77. Sold it to a guy that made it a W30

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That's rare - 1969 Charger R/T with hubcaps. Not a hemi - just a std. 440.

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Anyone have any experience with one of these Aerogrow hydroponic indoor gardens? I would like to grow herbs like dill, basil and parsley. LED lights only use 10 watts.

Yes, the L34 4 BBL was an option on the 1972 442. The standard engine was a 350 2 BBL with single exhaust. Ours was the 350 2 BBL, but the orange/black car still looked so cool.

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Ford will reprint a window sticker for your 1987–89 Fox-body Mustang

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vid...x-body-mustang

Is there a giant dent in the LF fender, or is that an optical illusion?

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According to the IRS if you find money on the ground you are supposed to claim it as income on your tax return.


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Lee;
You need to post pictures of this one in the "car show" thread.

Guys can complain about the "cowl induction" script and the 67 center caps.

Not sure what was going on with what looked like a big dent.

I covered the 67 center caps twice. - Once in this thread and once in the other thread. The initial reaction I got was "looks OK to me." So the 2nd time I posted it in the "car show" thread I made a note: "I know some of you find these acceptable - I don't."

I do agree with you Lynn, it did look like a big dent. When I read your post I immediately thought "could I have posted such a photo?" So I went back to the site and looked at another photo and it turned out to be an illusion.

BTW that's the first time I have seen the COWL INDUCTION letters from the 70 Chevelle SS used on a 69 super scoop. I give the builder an A for innovation.

I want to please everyone with photos here. I have pretty much stuck to factory stock. But I am getting the impression that photos of Day 2 cars would be appreciated also. So I will try to post more of them - in pristine condition if possible. LOL some of the engine compartments would either cause blindness or nausea!

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Harvard might be hard to get into with it's 4.5% admittance rate but try this on for size: only 2.6% of Walmart applications are accepted.

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In the small town of Dorset Minn. where is new mayor is picked every two years from names thrown into a hat, in 2015 3 year old Robert Tuffs was elected mayor. His governing style: "be nice and no poopy talk." Look for this kid to be our next president in the future. Wise words Robert!

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30th President Calvin Coolidge had a weird sense of humor. He thought it was hilarious to push the emergency button on his desk then hide when the Secret Service came running

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There's a village in southern Norway named Hell. And get this . . . every winter it freezes over!

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A US constitutional amendment was proposed in 1893 to change the country's name to: The United States Of Earth

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You have heard of the expression; “jumping the shark.” It was first coined in “Hollywood: Part 3” (“Happy Days,” Season 5, Episode 3)

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Few places embrace the chill as enthusiastically as Harbin, the capital of China’s Heilongjiang province. It’s known as Ice City due to its long and very cold winters, with temperatures recorded as low as -44.68°F (-42.6°C) and average January lows of -7.6°F (-22°C). But, instead of battening down the hatches and huddling under their duvets, people come out in droves for the Harbin Ice Festival.

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Yellowknife, Canada