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'69 instrument panel? 1970 version, no flasher switch.

I still use Turbo Tax on the advice of my finance guy. One price lets me do several separate returns for my family.

Undergoing final certification, Bombardier's Global 8000 is the fastest business jet in history, with a top speed of mach .95. It has actually gone supersonic during testing, the first private jet to do so. It also has a range of 9,200 miles (8,000 nautical miles) and a 51,000 foot ceiling.

I remember watching that when I was about 13. I had read the book first.

It's used not just for tie replacement, but to lift and level. Those four gray/silver vertical arms near the center of the machine in the photo that Coronet-Arch posted are used to thrust into the ballast on either side of a tie, then they angle inward on all sides, compressing the ballast...

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In reality, the ties are usually above the ballast. They have to be for track securement inspections.

My Pontiac Formula 400 hood scoops had screens that looked like this: They kept leaves out and weren't too restrictive.

It has been a long time since I set up a train set (N gauge). Do they make track in a more modern version to simulate the concrete ties that are becoming the norm on real tracks?

The last roll of actual B&W film that I ever used, taken in 1982. I had just bought this Mustang for my wife, it cost me $1300.

1970 Roadrunner Factory Go wing production

It was an option, but wasn't available right at the start of the 1970 model year. It was introduced after a few months, and the trunk lid stampings were changed to reflect this; besides the outer skin mounting holes, the later inner bracing has the holes meant to secure the inner wing brackets...

LOL..I drive past that all the time. Here's the real sign.

They started with the inline six, but offered a 304 V8 after a few years. The Pacer was also one of the first American cars to use rack and pinion steering. People liked it enough to sell over 145,000 in the first year. I thought the later station wagon version looked less bizarre. The 'X'...

Filming for that movie didn't finish until around the middle of July 1964, but Ford made sure the movie got a quick car... Goldfinger - The Mustang Source