Just awesome vehicle-related images.

[Pebbles167]

jimbop1 said:

I just remember it having a good gym whilst staying a few days for a replen. Good times really.

Didn't have much of anything when I was there as it was fairly new. Certainly not much in the way of tents and no buildings. We all lived on our wagons.

[Dapster]

Morning commute, Bangladesh style



BNSF Train in the US - 3 km long

[Pebbles167]

^^ Both those pictures are awesome!

Bangladesh one is unbelievable!

[jogger1976]

The Karakoram Highway

[Otter Smacker]

1968 French GP - Lotus 49B

[lamboman100]

An intentional, successful 255-foot cliff drop -- without parachute or airbag -- by US skier, Jamie Pierre, in 2006. An old one but a legendary one:

[Condi]

A few:

[SystemParanoia]

Otter Smacker said:

1968 French GP - Lotus 49B

garage wall.. sorted

[yellowjack]

lamboman100 said:

An intentional, successful 255-foot cliff drop -- without parachute or airbag -- by US skier, Jamie Pierre, in 2006. An old one but a legendary one:

Skis. Not the first thing which popped into my head when the 'Pointless' researchers gave me 100 seconds to name as many "Vehicles" as I could.

Awesome as the image/feat of skill are, I think it would be better posted here... http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[Hugo a Gogo]

lamboman100 said:

An intentional, successful 255-foot cliff drop -- without parachute or airbag -- by US skier, Jamie Pierre, in 2006. An old one but a legendary one:

do skis count as vehicles?

[Buster73]

Hugo a Gogo said:

do skis count as vehicles?

Stop splitting hairs ffs.

[Zingari]

Osprey. Noisy fecker

[Liquid Knight]

Hugo a Gogo said:

do skis count as vehicles?

Powered by the most fuel efficient engine in the known Universe so technically, yes.

[kiteless]

Otter Smacker said:

1968 French GP - Lotus 49B

That's super

[nicanary]

kiteless said:

That's super

And Graham Hill's finest hour - his attitude and professionalism after Jimmy Clark's death was much admired within the GP circus.

He had cohones - he's starting the race here after his teammate Jackie Oliver had the mother and father of accidents in practice when the soon-to-be-banned high aerofoil fell off at high speed. Later in the season the stupid things were banned. Colin Chapman took advantage of the crash to put the wind up the other teams who were using these devices, but did nothing to change his own cars.

[scarble]

Liquid Knight said:

Powered by the most fuel efficient engine in the known Universe so technically, yes.

Gravity?
Because I'm not sure that counts, you have to get up there first..

[Liquid Knight]

scarble said:

Liquid Knight said:

Powered by the most fuel efficient engine in the known Universe so technically, yes.

Gravity?
Because I'm not sure that counts, you have to get up there first..

It's a Kinetic engine. :P

[scarble]

Or a potential engine?
I was worried you were implying people were efficient engines

[Liquid Knight]

scarble said:

Or a potential engine?
I was worried you were implying people were efficient engines

This close to the Euro elections? Some people are a waste of Oxygen.

[lamboman100]

Hugo a Gogo said:

lamboman100 said:

An intentional, successful 255-foot cliff drop -- without parachute or airbag -- by US skier, Jamie Pierre, in 2006. An old one but a legendary one:

do skis count as vehicles?

The human is the engine.

The ski is the "wheel" that glides and steers.

Skis transport humans and cargo and have done for for at least the past 7,000 years.

Other ski-based vehicles include snowmobiles, snowcats, etc.

Edited by lamboman100 on Tuesday 15th April 22:58