What do you reef geek's really look like???
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Curious George
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Ahhhhh, a fellow AMG man 
Nothing compares to the sound of 6.3 (6.2) leaving the line.
Nothing compares to the sound of 6.3 (6.2) leaving the line.
Ahhhhh, a fellow AMG man
Nothing compares to the sound of 6.3 (6.2) leaving the line.
lol it's actually a 5.5 AMG supercharged. 6.3 are the newer none supercharged ones. =]
Primarily House/funky house, and progressive. :spin3:
Decadence
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Ahhhhh, a fellow AMG man
Nothing compares to the sound of 6.3 (6.2) leaving the line.
You must have never heard a well-built turbo vr6. :dance:
tylersarah
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The Tyler & Sarah in Aruba -
thanks for your service!!!!
ditto!
MeanGreenEyes
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<===Guilty
Me:
My reef geek sidekick:
Trouble X2:
My princess and Big Boy (my pride & joy)
Last but not least Mr. Bigglesworth (the evil stalker of my tanks) sleeping in an empty aquarium...I think he was giving me a hint that I pay too much attention to my tanks and not enough to him:
Me:
My reef geek sidekick:
Trouble X2:
My princess and Big Boy (my pride & joy)
Last but not least Mr. Bigglesworth (the evil stalker of my tanks) sleeping in an empty aquarium...I think he was giving me a hint that I pay too much attention to my tanks and not enough to him:
<===Guilty
Last but not least Mr. Bigglesworth (the evil stalker of my tanks) sleeping in an empty aquarium...I think he was giving me a hint that I pay too much attention to my tanks and not enough to him:
That cat looks extremely content lol
One of my Toys with our Daughter on a ride day with Daddy
Finally....a car to my liking....much better than the rest on here....the others are nice. Classics are just a personal favorite
markaren
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Karen bought that car for me on my 37 birthday (I am 52 now in the pictures). I started restoring it with safety features like disc brakes, modern BMW seats with head rest , new Engine, suspension completely redone and paint (my first car paint attempt) I restored it myself , pulling and dropping engines,Trans and so on.Karen helped me lift the fender and hood back on when I recovering from Cancer ( I was too weak) I love restoring things. The boat is a family boat from 1957 (great aunt) and was the first Chris Craft boat I restored. Restoring wooden boats is a life time hobby of mine.
I have had 4 fast back Mustangs from 65 to 70 over the years. I have also had 5 different BMW's , Mercedes SL convertibles and so on. Nothing sounds, smells or turns heads like a Classic. I love the luxury of my Avalon.
For me , my Classic car is a passion of my hands ...for my hands. Not many people actually restore their own cars top to bottom to metal. I think this is why My Classic Oceanic half Circle started off the same.It leaked and was old and looked like junk. The owner sold it for nothing knowing it was too much work to pay for fixing.
I have had 4 fast back Mustangs from 65 to 70 over the years. I have also had 5 different BMW's , Mercedes SL convertibles and so on. Nothing sounds, smells or turns heads like a Classic. I love the luxury of my Avalon.
For me , my Classic car is a passion of my hands ...for my hands. Not many people actually restore their own cars top to bottom to metal. I think this is why My Classic Oceanic half Circle started off the same.It leaked and was old and looked like junk. The owner sold it for nothing knowing it was too much work to pay for fixing.
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Mitchell_2004
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Annnnd this is me!
And now for my baby! She was hungry!
And now for my baby! She was hungry!
Curious George
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Got me there. Probably because they're always behind me :fun2:
No replacement for displacement
Nice M3!
I grew up with the classics, but back then they were not classics. Some of my previous cars, 69 Charger S/E, 65 GTO, 67 Impala, 53 GMC 5 windows that we stuffed a 455 in, 76 Coupe De Ville, 76 Monte Carlo, 77 Thunderbird.
The only classic I would have today would be a 69 Trans Am, but then I would probably not drive it much for fear of some idiot hitting it.
I grew up with the classics, but back then they were not classics. Some of my previous cars, 69 Charger S/E, 65 GTO, 67 Impala, 53 GMC 5 windows that we stuffed a 455 in, 76 Coupe De Ville, 76 Monte Carlo, 77 Thunderbird.
The only classic I would have today would be a 69 Trans Am, but then I would probably not drive it much for fear of some idiot hitting it.
