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Well folks, there is is. My own personal gallery of snapshots, pictures, and illustrations of the interesting, sublime, boring, and mundane. Hey, what can I say, these are just some pics that I'd scanned and wanted to post!

Here are a couple of pictures of me fishing
Here's a pair of pictures of me out fishing. This is the only one I caught that day. It was also the biggest fish either me or my partner caught!
A 1969 Dodge SuperBee My 1976 GoldWing
This is one of my old cars, a 1969 Dodge SuperBee. 383 Magnum, 4 bbl, working hood scoops, etc. It was a great car until I got broadsided at an intersection by an old guy who ran a red light. This picture was taken at Tyndall AFB in Fl, where I was stationed for two years...
My 1976 GoldWing - well, more like a RatWing. It rides nice, consider it to be the "before" picture
A 1971 Fury III Another view of the Fury
Here's a car I really liked. A 1971 Fury III. 360, 2bbl, air, electric everything, the works. The car was 11 years old when I bought it in mint condition for only $750. This car was in PERFECT condition. It got comments from people all the time. My ex-wife sold it when I was stationed in Alaska for $150 because it needed a timing chain. Now you can see why she's my EX-wife! This was also taken in Florida
Another view of the Fury, showing the trailer I lived in at the time. In case you're wondering, yes I AM a MOPAR fan, and can't wait to buy another one!
A 1984 Sunbird Coupe
Here's a fun little runabout. It's a 1984 Sunbird. 1.8 Liter, EFI, 5-speed. Owned a 1985 that was just like it as well. Never tried the turbo model, but I finally got a 1988 Dodge Daytona (gotta love them Mopars!)with a 2.2 Turbo and five speed. I'll post a pic as soon as I get one.
Finally. A picture of the Daytona. 1988 T1, EFI, 5-speed, around 150 horses. About 200,000 miles on it.
An upgraded computer gives me about 12 PSI boost, and an intercooler will be installed this summer. Fun ride.
Customized 1970 Camaro Behind the wheel of the Camaro
Here's something to keep you Chevy fans happy. This is a pic of a friend's 1970 1/2 Camaro, customized. No decals on this thing, stripes and murals were AIRBRUSHED on the car! 307 bored over to 337, 2bbl, 50 series rubber in back, the car sat level due to rear fender flares. This was taken in front of my parent's house in upstate New York...
Here's the view from behind the wheel of my friend's Camaro. This picture was taken on the road to Florida in the late 70's. Check out that item on the dashboard. It's a Pablo Cruise 8-TRACK TAPE!!!!
Recently obtained a 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo Z34. Nice looking car, and it has LOTS of power. Will post some pics once the weather changes and I can pull it out of the garage in the sunshine.

Some examples of my CAD work here at school:

A CAD drawing of a rocker arm appears here.
This is a rocker arm that was done early in the fourth semester.

A CAD drawing of a tap wrench appears here.
This is a tap wrench that was done early in my third semester.

A CAD drawing of a collector manifold is here.

Here is a collector manifold from my third semester.
Well folks, that's it for now. More pictures to be added later. Keep checking back here for the cool, the droll, the hip, and the stale. Hey, we got it ALL!!!!
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I can also be reached via ICQ, where my UIN is 2375630. If I'm online, give me a shout!