Nice! We still good for DIY'ing my rotors on Saturday?

While we are on the uav topic check out this article from IEEE
The Nearly Effortless Flight of the Albatross - IEEE Spectrum

for people carriers this doesn't make sense but the implications this has for uavs could be astounding.

I watched that... and immediately thought of this. Jessica Biel mmmmmm

http://youtu.be/goPki_V34xA

To fellow Mazoc Asians and those with Asian significant others. This video should ring 100% accurate. :icon17:

That movie was so bad


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anyone know the year/make/model of this car?

https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...58169742_n.jpg

Congrats man!

any back story? Is she family?

yes - that's my grandmother...
i want to see if it's possible to get/restore that car :)

Thats just downright stinkin cool man! That is a really sweet picture! I'm no expert and asked a coworker what he thought. He first thought a ford model A Rumble seat Coupe 1931 Ford Model A Rumble Seat Coupe - YouTube

But now he's leaning towards Chevy 1931 Chevrolet Sports Coupe w/Rumble Seat photo, picture, image on Use.com

I think the chevy looks the closest so far.

Any idea where the picture was taken?

it may be this one... but i'm having trouble really identifying it..

http://www.sportscardigest.com/wp-co...00-620x465.jpg

i think that photo is somewhere near the main line outside Philly..
not even sure the year.. 1920's?

Definitely looks like the car. Even the small details match up.

Grandma looks a bit frisky there Randy :icon17:

the Ford has the spare on the drivers side.. and the chevy doesn't seem to have one at all..

in the one i posted, the spare sits lower and the front bumper is less round on the profile.

surprisingly tough..

here's one - might be it, or within a year or so...

1927 Chevrolet Roadster - Haggle Me