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I read somewhere that Kopec had signs on his trailer to the effect that he was hauling beef carcasses or the like. You could also add some bio hazard signs or even radioactive signs on the trailer as a deterrent in addition to any other methods you seem fit.

I'd be inclined to sleep in the car. But I'm single and have that liberty to "rough it" without hearing any complaints about it.

I plan to be there with 843. Driving it over actually.

He totally is and that's what makes him interesting.

Seems Rolex and Omega IWC and his own Pateks...

Pluta aka Archieluxury uncorks on a Patek Phillippe buyer. This Aussie guy is off his hinge and I love it! Plus the accent!
https://youtu.be/q8wJ-VX5uWM

I like it.  LOL!!!!

Quote from: Steve McDonald Formally known as Mcdonas on November 02, 2018, 06:12:33 PM
For those who drive, this may make you happy
22 GT350's driving around Lake George New York

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dewnOkwL7pA

Thank you very very much for that video!!!  Drone shots are spectacular!  Well edited too!

Oh my God!   Archieluxury aka Paul Pluta on the Omega Speedmaster...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoNiUIF_jKA

He sugarcoats nothing. 

Here is Archieluxury's assessment on the downside of watch collecting such as depression, divorce etc.

https://youtu.be/pB42ldH0mzw

Quote from: GT350Lad on November 02, 2018, 05:42:50 AM
Interesting video, I have always been a watch man and my impressive versatile watch is my Omega Speedmaster. Great time and it is tough and looks great after 10 years of everyday wear.

Cheers

I hear a lot of good things about Omega. Good surgeon's watch. My ex father in law in Germany was a surgeon and he was big on the Seamaster living in Kiel no surprise there.

Nice air force watch! I took my Tag in for servicing and asked a the jeweler about Rolex and he was dismissive saying they did not keep very good time.  Today's watches can sync with the atomic clock and always be dead on time. Can't do that with an automatic or mechanical so it has to be about the nostalgia I believe. Like the cars we drive on this site. And Timex was known for making components for warheads before they got into watches. I think they made gyroscopes.

I heard that the movie will solely be about Shelby the football player and how he could have had a great career in the NFL. There will be no cars in this movie.

Quote from: Bigfoot on November 01, 2018, 10:11:06 PM
About 5 years ago I bought an original paint Survivor B9 from a very good friend.
He bought it a few years before that from the original owners.

Did I tell you it's Raven Black.......

1969 or 1970?  One hell of a monster!

Being a gearhead myself, I am also a bit of a watch enthusiast and more particularly motorsports watches, I own a Tag Heuer Formula One that I picked up a while back with a yellow face and I also have a daily worn Casio G Shock which is not motorsports related  I came across this Aussie who does paid watch reviews.  He is quite amusing on his approach and is huge on Rolex and Omega Man on the Moon.  He has a serious collection of Patek, IWC and Rolex.  I am fearful to send him my pitiful collection to get his evaluation.  I do aspire to a Rolex some day as it seems to be international currency.  The Daytona Rolex is quite something but can't imagine myself paying $10,000 plus for one.  Here is one of his reviews.  Gotta love the Aussie way of expression.  Or maybe he's a one of a kind over there.  If the F bomb offends thee then I counsel you to steer clear. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kHrVrmS7Sg

And one more...he review's a Doctor's collection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HItVBQ2UN7I