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Steve Webb
11-12-12, 12:08
I'm currently stuck at home with a trapped nerve in my hip, and as of today slightly spaced out as Santa came early this morning (disguised as my doctor) and left a big bag of happy pills.

With only the internet, dogs and a few books to keep me sane I thought I'd start an iconic photos thread, motoring related prefered, but anything goes.

I'll start off with one of the coolest pics ever.


http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forumpics/icon/salute.jpg

Followed by a pic from back when racing drivers were heros.


http://www.berlinasportivo.com/forumpics/icon/sml_hunt.jpg

wrinx
11-12-12, 18:22
This set of pictures always sets my H&S side gibbering...but they're definitely iconic.

http://www.retronaut.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Two-workers-securing-a-rivet-1931-628x497.jpg

http://www.retronaut.com/2011/05/balancing-on-the-empire-state-1920s/

wrinx

Evodelta
11-12-12, 21:52
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/Deltona_II/Toast.jpg

Evodelta
11-12-12, 21:52
Just joking!

Evodelta
11-12-12, 22:12
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/Deltona_II/DirtyHarry.jpg

Evodelta
11-12-12, 22:21
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/Deltona_II/StratosMerak.jpg

Evodelta
11-12-12, 22:21
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/Deltona_II/037.jpg

Evodelta
11-12-12, 22:34
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/Deltona_II/Higuyswhatsfordinner.jpg

Steve Webb
12-12-12, 19:36
Are the Lancia ones taken before or after lunch? We all know the homologation inspectors got taken for a long liquid lunch whilst the cars were moved around the factory. :thumb:

Steve Webb
12-12-12, 19:38
Oh and the Shinyo Sawako pic is of the Tug trying to connect a line, the SS had already hit and sunk the fishing boat when the pic was taken.

Steve Webb
12-12-12, 19:39
This set of pictures always sets my H&S side gibbering...but they're definitely iconic.

wrinx

Well at least they are wearing gloves.

wrinx
12-12-12, 20:23
Oh and the Shinyo Sawako pic is of the Tug trying to connect a line, the SS had already hit and sunk the fishing boat when the pic was taken.

Ahh, I had to google the ship for it's story, glad that picture doesn't show the sadly departed.

wrinx

wrinx
12-12-12, 20:24
Well at least they are wearing gloves.

Yeah, wouldn't want to break a nail.

Guy stood on a plank... :loco:

wrinx

Steve Webb
13-12-12, 10:10
Surprised no one has posted this one up yet.


http://www.mad4wheels.com/webpics/hires/00000146%20-%201993%20Alfa%20Romeo%20155%20V6%20TI%20DTM/1993_Alfa_Romeo_155_V6_TI_DTM_009_9366.jpg

wrinx
13-12-12, 23:20
That's on my 155 website :cool:

wrinx

Steve Webb
14-12-12, 11:25
http://boxingmemories.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/ali-vs-cooper.jpg

I met him once playing golf, well when I say golf, it was pitch and putt at Center Parcs.

Evodelta
14-12-12, 11:37
Wrinx/anyone, do you remember a set of shots (which is floating around on the 'net somewhere) of a ship building engineering shop somewhere in or near Tyneside? Can't seem to find them and there are some great shots on there.

wrinx
14-12-12, 12:06
Ahh, think I saw something like that on a forum I used to go on...I'll have a look around.

wrinx

Evodelta
14-12-12, 20:14
Found it:

http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/guides/William_Doxford_and_Sons#The_Manufacturing_Process

wrinx
14-12-12, 23:18
The very same thread! Impressive stuff....particularly like the shots of the huge plates being cut with a torch!

wrinx

Steve Webb
15-12-12, 17:31
The very same thread! Impressive stuff....particularly like the shots of the huge plates being cut with a torch!

wrinx

That looked like part of the crank to me. Just goes to show what the UK used to be able to do. :C:C