Posts 17,419 Likes 164,766 Alpha ·Aug 7, 2020 View attachment 1040922 janice&fred Just needs a battery. Boy that must be a first 👍
Posts 6,450 Likes 21,935 pdxleaf ·Aug 7, 2020·In Art We Trust Ferry to Whidbey Island Edited: Aug 7, 2020
Posts 7,689 Likes 22,045 Syrte ·Aug 7, 2020 rkman11 This little gem. Yes, she’s tiny but I love her! Just thinking about who went into Birks in the 20s and bought this... Is the movement Omega? (I like it too 😀)
Posts 12,147 Likes 40,474 abrod520 ·Aug 7, 2020 KeithS 21mm lug width is really obnoxious... Curved bars and 22mm natos will solve that right up!
Posts 2,533 Likes 19,777 Dr No ·Aug 7, 2020 After three years on the bracelet, it's time . . . . . . for shell cordovan.
Posts 6,694 Likes 79,846 Mad Dog ·Aug 7, 2020 Dang...I want it...a 1971 Mustang Boss 351...only 1,806 made...a 5X,XXX mile argent silver one showed up at the local cruise tonight...F A B U L O U S. 👍 Edited: Aug 7, 2020
Posts 755 Likes 6,562 McKinley ·Aug 7, 2020 Otherwise known as the Flatback.....I prefer '65 to '68's, myself. Bullitt and McQueen made the '68 or Elenore famous. Just sayin'. McK
Posts 13,878 Likes 54,040 Larry S ·Aug 7, 2020·Color Commentator for the Hyperbole. Weekend sailing chonkmeister. Divemaster 500 Mechanical.
Posts 12,147 Likes 40,474 abrod520 ·Aug 7, 2020 McKinley Otherwise known as the Flatback.....I prefer '65 to '68's, myself. Bullitt and McQueen made the '68 or Elenore famous. Just sayin'. McK The original Eleanor in the 1974 film was a flatback (actually called a Sportsroof). A 1971 car made to resemble a '73. The "Eleanor" you're thinking of was made famous by Nicolas Cage - it didn't exist before the 2000 remake!
Posts 4 Likes 33 black_bezel22 ·Aug 7, 2020 Not an Omega today, but excited to get this back from being serviced