Pictures of past toys you miss

[Jeff Q]

Just a few

 

[bmwhd]

All gone but not forgotten...

 

[Jeff Q]

Dont have any pics of my 69 Firebird...

 

[Fred W]

Good thread idea. Problem is, I miss 'em all soon as they are gone... :angry:

 

[Jeff Q]

Warchilds idea actually I just acted on it...

 

[Spud]

The first one was mine, second one is because its FRIDAY!

 

[johnny80s]

 

[Big Shasta]

2005 Yamaha Warrior 1700

 

[str8]

I really miss this one.

 

[Jeff Q]

I totally had one of those and it rocked.

 

[canucklehead-biker]

My biggest regret is that I don't have a single picture of some of my favourite toys from years gone by.... :ermm:

'74 CB360T (first bike) :wub:

'73 Roadrunner (acquired in exchange for paying off a buddy's speeding tickets so he'd stay out of jail) :withstupidsmiley:

'68 Belanca Citabria (heel brakes and all , not mine, but belonged to a club and I was the only guy who flew it for about 6 months until someone else pogo-sticked it into a snow fence trying to land it and tore off the wing and landing gear) :angry2:

*sigh*

Griff

 

[old Pilot]

My Carter 30 (green canvas) anchored in St Augustine, FL. That good old sailing boat took me safely up & down the east coast and the Caribbean. I lived aboard her and cruised for nearly 10 years.

 

[Old Michael]

My Carter 30 (green canvas) anchored in St Augustine, FL. That good old sailing boat took me safely up & down the east coast and the Caribbean. I lived aboard her and cruised for nearly 10 years.

Damn, that'd be f*#king GREAT!

 

[wfooshee]

Car turned out to be a piece of ****, but when it was new I loved it. Also the first car I ever bought brand new, on payments and everything. (Wow! You mean I qualify for credit!!??!??!) 1985, one of the first V-6 Fieros in town, and completely reinforced what I already knew about never buy the first anything GM does. I thought since it was built from parts they'd used for years in Chevettes and Citations that it would be a little different. I just didn't think about it being built from parts they'd used in Chevettes and Citations. . . . . Nevertheless, until the clutch and pressure plate exploded and punched a hole in the bell housing, it was a great car and lots of fun.

WARNING TO THE FAINT OF HEART: THE FOLLOWING IMAGES DEPICT UNDEVELOPED BEACHFRONT PROPERTY, BUCKLE SHOES, AND MIRRORED SUNGLASSES. APPROACH WITH CAUTION!!!!!

 

[USAFFJR]

I still regret selling my TJ:

Another shot:

I wouldn't have sold my Bandit if I hadn't had orders to Japan. The cost to license it there was just too much. I had planned on upgrading to an FJR eventually, but figured I'd turn the Bandit into more of a toy. Had it for 6 years (and this was taken right before I sold it). Wouldn't trade the FJR for it, but I loved that bike...

 

[nofreeride]

 

[Patriot]

 

[Bustanut joker]

Umm? Can we post pictures of "Personal Massagers" here?

I had this one, ran on a twelve volt...

:jester:

 

[bikerskier]

'68 Belanca Citabria (heel brakes and all , not mine, but belonged to a club and I was the only guy who flew it for about 6 months until someone else pogo-sticked it into a snow fence trying to land it and tore off the wing and landing gear) :angry2:
Griff

Inverted fuel system, large flaps and radio???