The British Royals enjoy doing cosplay. That's the globus cruciger (orb and cross representing Christian authority over the world) in Charles's left paw. It's one of the primary crown jewels. It reminds me of the James Bond's family motto 'Orbis non sufficit' which coincidentally translates into 'The world is not enough.' This motto was used as a title for a Bond movie in 1999. That's all the trivia I can come up with right now unless anyone wants to hear about Jon Dee, the original British spy, and his interesting signature that looked like 007.
That actually makes Wal-mart a more relaxed place to grocery shop.Safeway absolutely is land of trickery and deception
Why so many vehicles?View attachment 155573
The engine of my 2001 Jeep Cherokee with 108,000 on the clock. Been sitting here since October 2014.
I love my vehicles Jim lol. Gotta get all the old vehicles in the world before they go bye bye for reasons we can’t talk about haha. Mostly keep this around because it’s the rare solar yellow color. This was the least produced color. Probably going to get a new engine eventually. This one’s done for I think. Engine first then redo the entire brake system and I think it will be set.Why so many vehicles?
WOWI love my vehicles Jim lol. Gotta get all the old vehicles in the world before they go bye bye for reasons we can’t talk about haha. Mostly keep this around because it’s the rare solar yellow color. This was the least produced color. Probably going to get a new engine eventually. This one’s done for I think. Engine first then redo the entire brake system and I think it will be set.
Bone stock they do around 12.8-12.9 at 112-114 mpg I believe. Nothing crazy, still a pretty heavy car.Nice. What does it run In quarter mile ?
Arnie Cunningham's father said the same thing about Christine.My father said you ain't parking this at the house no more...lol
Fan shroud is broken. That'll make it overheat.View attachment 155573
The engine of my 2001 Jeep Cherokee with 108,000 on the clock. Been sitting here since October 2014.
Interesting photograph. I love these simple slices of American life from the last century, especially from my early teens through my mid-twenties. The newest car I see here is a 1965 model. Where'd you find the picture?