A Horse With No Name

Leaving a Factory in Detroit on the old NYC mainline.

Education is useful. Only in the South.

Building a Vidar....Schiit Audio....sadly named that way, but great products. Thinking of upgrading from my Vintage carver Amp in my home stereo Rack. interesting build. I still want to do the Trans America Trail. An interesting idea. In theory. Interesting plane, sadly none of these have survived. Laid back music for Today I could use some good BBQ... What is on your mind this morning? https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/new-york/barnstormer-barbeque-ny/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=new-york&utm_campaign=newsletter&utm_content=nlbuttonB5

I can see that in my driveway.

I self edited as I was in the wrong. If I deserve penalty points bring them on.

Picture is for Drew, a cat lover.

I have known a few....meanwhile in Alabama and West Virgina... Also in West Virginia and Alabama

Advice.... This is nuts also....

Positive to offset the negative.

Storm chaser Laura Rowe got this awesome shot in Texas...

Yowza on all of the Olds. The Dark Brown 442 is to die for.

I will expect a free meal if I let you drive it though....otherwise I will happily pay. Much friendship from the south, Chris/Stang/Horse/Hachetman/Crazy woodworker...

One more.....for TC Bob and R. Hall...70's love. A nasty old Buick for Drew and Balthazar, for those who like these old beasts... Pontiac!

Grooving on cool cars... I am to the age that when I look at her front and back, its a vintage car and not a woman. Always liked the 56 Nomad.

GTO, the Mustang. yes. Ready to start gunning down high school kids and haunting Davids nightmares I am sure. Glad it will be rebuilt.

It's a badass car and I respect you and YKX both. Could we please just groove on cool cars, and not worry about semantics? Personally, kind of out of love with a lot of 80's cars...but still have a soft spot for the GNX or the 442 of the era, Monte SS, etc. It becomes a little bit like guys bitching about small differences in speakers in the audio world or small differences in handling in the motorcycle world. Buy/Ride/Drive/listen to what you like... Good vibes to you in North Carolina and YKX in Jersey. Regards, Horse. Greatest car of the eighties can be defined in an infinite number of ways. One could argue for isntance the Chryco Minivans were the greatest because of what a game changer they were. "Greatest car of the eighties" is sort of like "greatest rock and roll drummer" or "greatest flavor of ice cream" Although I will buy Jennie's ice cream for you or surreal if you are ever in Columbus. Chris Ohhh...and good vibes to our Brother from Montreal. As soon as us crazy Americans can cross the border, want to come up and visit, maybe this fall.

They were common in Indiana where I was in high school at the time. Badass looking car.

Sadly a total loss. Cool and funny though. Too funny. They had a lot of fun making this.

Neat video, love the convertible.