Blake sent me a photo over the weekend and I wanted to share.
I don’t really have anything else to add because A) the photo is awesome and B) my computer died so I’m posting from my phone.
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Awesome! What do I have to get one for my pick-up truck?!
If there is interest, we could always produce more… Right now I only had a few made; two for UDMan's team and a few for the Uberbird.
I'd buy one, provided the price did not exceed $5.
I'd be interested in one, but a smaller size. say 2"x3"?
Yeah, I would love one.
Sounds good to me! Right now I've resorted to writing it in the dust.
have to admit i like the vinyl and rust.
How much does the sponsorship cost for your logo on the top of the fender of a LeMons car?
i think there is a more important question here, like… does that count as "selling a part of the car" therefore reducing it's value….?
i'm sure that's covered in the rules somewhere.. i just don't have the attention span to search…
I love that one of the 'o's is a bit wonky.
I had the pleasure of meeting Blake, UDMan, and the rest of the TTO team on Saturday. They were some of the nicest guys I have met, even if they weren't having the best of luck. Kill switch and distribtutor issue kept them from being contenders.
The distributor was fixed with, of all things, a rotor from a neighboring team's TR7.
I'm giving some thought to putting a team together for next year's Tow Party & Cam Bake.
Too bad team 007 wasn't able to continue, though not entirely unexpected. They looked good when they were running. Better luck to them next time!
It was definitely great meeting the Hooniverse/Jalopnik contingent there, great hanging out with you guys. And I agree, I really wanted to see the 007 TR7 on the track: they had a great 007 theme and were genuinely nice guys who were just as foolhardy and inexperienced as me. I'm predicting an IoE winner from them, if they can stick together and hit the track next year.
Great performance by TTOS. They really overcame some big problems to get the car ready and out running. And it continued to improve the more they raced. Some great laps put in by UDman Saturday night, too.
I've been wondering about how they did. Hey, it could have been worse. The Corvair's engine was locked up a few weeks ago, after all.
As of Saturday night, we, err, they were in eighth place.*
*In our class of eleven. That's 52nd or 53rd, I forget which, of 76 I suspect we moved up slightly on Sunday, with the more trouble- or penalty-prone cars dropping.
Boom, Baron "Calender Girl" Von Danger and the Corvair…
<img src="http://i524.photobucket.com/albums/cc328/drdanger123/MeCorvair.jpg" width="300/">
You like a school girl with that smile…
"Tee hee…Corvair" then coyly bite at your finger…
Hey there, Betty Paige!
I'd buy that calendar!
Uh, I mean, for my wife. Yeah. That's it. As long as your clothes stay on.
How 'bout a Playboy "Playmates on LeMons" calander?
Here's my sitting-on-the-Corvair shot (thanks, Blake!):
<img src="http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs075.snc4/35132_416906141820_563911820_5206525_5147402_n.jpg" width=300>
…And here's my kneeling-by-the-Corvair shot, which grows slightly when clicked upon:
<img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4108/4837689805_10533f6b98.jpg">