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Picked my wife up a pretty clean Sebring convertible. The mustang is up for sale to free up garage space.1 PhotoComment
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if you wanna watch a knock out dragout spec miata race, from the best seat in the house, here is a good video. me in the 81: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGyC90X9d6A&Comment
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This thread was started for member owned cars, bikes, boats etc.
We do have another thread for wish list cars or just cool vehicles in general that are not owned by members.
https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/o...ing-pic-threadComment
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My "daily driver", the Innovator, 54 feet of aluminum that chugs along at a top speed of 7.2 knots with a stiff wind and tide behind us. That being said, with the bowthruster and last seasons hydraulic steering system upgrade it is insanely maneuverable for a flat bottomed boat of its size.
Edit: she's also got a crane capable of lifting a small car that extends to about 60 feet long, 2 gantry cranes, and a hydraulic drill for installing helix anchors that isn't in the photo. Top it off with an oyster sorting/processing machine line and it's an absolute beast for oyster farming.1 PhotoLast edited by Impactfour; 10-03-2025, 10:06 PM.Comment
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New truck. I pick it up on Monday. '23 Colorado Z711 PhotoComment
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A friend hooked me up with some dyno time. The 135i made 460 whp and 447 ft lbs torque. I was hoping for slightly higher power but that torque curve is plenty for a 3200 pound car.
Maybe comes out around 540 hp at the engine.2 PhotosComment
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This one's called the Thomas D. Royal. As opposed to the innovator I previously posted, which is mostly for processing and sorting oysters this ones used for mussel and kelp farming as well as oyster farm maintenance like gear cleaning. I haven't driven it in a few years, but get to enjoy a couple days of being a deckhand on it every year when my boat doesn't have something more pressing to do.Comment
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PSA for anyone that puts up the toys for winter, I stowed the hot rod and both bikes today. It’s been about ten days since I rode the older bike. When I started it the back exhaust blew out seeds, nuts and corn kernels.
I always stuff steel wool in the ends of the exhaust to stop this activity never had it happen so early!
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