www.ColoradoClassicBroncos.com

Gregg wrote:Duuuhuuuude, Our group left Paris pissed because we missed the infamous "Rox Crusher" mooning.

Fixed.

Nah, it's cool. I see how it is...

I think they were all afraid you'd be wearing your lederhosen and showing off your braunschweiger.

akaFrankCastle wrote:I think they were all afraid you'd be wearing your lederhosen and showing off your braunschweiger.

Hey, Lederhosen = no plumber crack. Just sayin'

If you leave my house at 4:05am, you can be at In N Out burger in Riverdale UT by 11:45!


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Sweet! they keep getting closer!

Long way to drive just for a burger. But yum in & out well worth it

Concorso Italiano in Monterey CA.

Looks like you enter your brothers Lamborghini Contach.

That last pic is awesome. Why didn't you tell that "A-hole" to get outta the way?

76fordbronco wrote:Looks like you enter your brothers Lamborghini Contach.

That and the tractor.

A few more classy chassis.

Titan II nuclear warhead, Sahuarita, Arizona.. largest warhead in american history. Worked by intimidation factor alone.

Tombstone, Az got to hang out with the Earp brothers.

That is awesome error

Saigon River boat run (3 hours round trip) to the Cu Chi Tunnels in Vietnam. Yes I fit through the trap door.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%E1%BB%A7_Chi_tunnels

If you want to book a trip.

http://lesrivesexperience.com/tours/cu- ... ical-site/

Ho Chi Minh City nightlife!

These picture's were taken at O'Brian's Factory, it's an Irish bar that serves great pizza and they have a great live blue grass band called the Wonderluster's. The band is a mixture of a German lady fiddle player, a banjo player from Michigan, a guitarist from Ohio and a bass player from Australia.

FYI after I took a picture with the sisters, the young lady ran up and wanted her picture taken with me too. They're all wait staff at the bar.

Mike, you look very happy in those pics!

What a cool place. Well maybe hot, but you know what I mean.

Fishing the Kenai this week with my dad and buddy. King Salmon and Sockeye so far this week. This was today's work. Hopefully landing some big Halibut in Friday.







Also caught a buzz! Coors Lights everywhere!

Fished Kemai two times Great Fun!!!!!!!

What a nice area and some great fish! Hope you get some Halibut! You charter a boat? Where are you fishing out of?

Jesus_man wrote:What a nice area and some great fish! Hope you get some Halibut! You charter a boat? Where are you fishing out of?

We were staying in Soldotna and fished with guides a lot of the time. The lodge we were staying at was right on the Kenai and could fish for Sockeye from there. We did do a Halibut trip in the Cook Inlet that went out pretty close to Homer. Didn't get any whoppers, but made for some nice filets. All said in done, over 5 days we came back with about 220 pounds of filets so caught well over 500 lbs of fish. Each of us caught a nice sized King Salmon each day too.





Caught a pretty big Rainbow trout on the river too. They were catch and release but this fish was impressive and fought hard!

My inlaws live in Sol.na. Nice place!

I've never reeled in a monster halibut either, but they are fun to fish for and yummy to eat! King has always eluded me. Got tired of throwing money at the special license.

The view after a great day at Sand Harbor Beach in Lake Tahoe



Too bad the rental boat broke down and we had to be towed back across the lake.

Tragic events led me to California this weekend but also enabled me to check something off my list.

I made the pilgrimage to a little known commercial space atop Signal Hill, CA and snapped this photo.



The name on the front has changed but back in the day, legends were made here. This was the original location of Bill Stroppe's facility where Baja Broncos were prepped for race and customer orders.

Ironic that it's new occupants are an aircraft hardware company considering Stroppe preferred Premier Tanium aircraft hardware for his modifications.

That's awesome Zac!

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I can't write up a story like Jesus_Man but I got to go to Israel recently. Here's a few pics.

Caesarea


Jerusalem:


Capernaum:

Nice!! All that old stuff and it's remains always astonishes me. I'm out in Cooperstown NY and got to check out the baseball HoF and stuff that is preserved that's like 100 years old is impressive let alone the ruins in other parts of the world.