Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

I cannot, for the life of me, see any motivation in that poster.

 

I'd drive it.

 

No thanks.

 

Oh my god ,, how true that is,,

 

-35. That’s badass.

 

Back 2 the future
Herbie
Ghost busters
Batmobile
" What are the others " ?
Sloth

 

Don't buy lumber from ether lowes or Depot around here, not unless your building curved stuff and like lots of knots in your lumber!
Plus, it costs way more then the local mill does, only takes 20 min to drive there!

 

Looks like a Jurrasic Park vehicle in there ,,, behind Herbie is an old Harley looks like ,, possibly with a sidecar ,, old WLA maybe . Not sure what movie that would have been,, only one I can think of would be Steve McQueen in The Great Escape,, but that one wasn't a sidecar model I don't think.

 

The green/yellow and red/white ones are from Jurassic Park, the motorcycle with sidecar is from an Indiana Jones movie.

If I loaded a trailer with cars from my childhood it'd include the most expensive stage prop ever, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968), The Green Hornet's car Black Beauty (1966), John Deere GP tractor from the intro scene of Green Acres (1965), cut down 1921 Olds Model 46 roadster from The Beverly Hillbillies (1962), Sheriff Taylor's 1962 Ford Galaxie from The Andy Griffith Show (1968), Lotus Seven S II from the intro of the British show The Prisoner (1967), and Steve McQueen's 1961 Triumph TR6 Trophy motorcycle from The Great Escape. (1963)

I just noticed something really cool. I had the picture of Black Beauty that I'd posted earlier today open full screen on my phone and turned out the light. WOW! Looks like it comes to life!

 

@hot diggity
No Kit car i see !!
Were close to the same age .
Partner got most , I don't remember stuff like this .
Tech mind
Sloth

 

Night Rider came out in 1982. I was headed back overseas by then. Missed most of the 1980's TV shows up to 1991 being deployed. I did see a fake Mad Max car in Okinawa Japan in 1981 when Mad Max 2 came out.

 

DITTO!