What is your passion besides your s2k?
While I enjoy the S year-round, other pursuits are basically divided between good weather and poor weather.
If poor weather, I have a moderated version of kpc06bb's interest. I like to be immersed in music I enjoy, whether music alone or a movie's soundtrack, reproduced very cleanly.
If good weather and nearly a whole day's worth of time happen to coincide ... my water-borne, wind-powered pocket rocket, a Windrider Rave hydrofoiling trimaran. Two example videos (the second is older, from VHS apparently, and starts out with about 10 seconds of black/silence) of the same kind of boat:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHPLCUvpgfQ[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRTBYyNsmic[/media]
If poor weather, I have a moderated version of kpc06bb's interest. I like to be immersed in music I enjoy, whether music alone or a movie's soundtrack, reproduced very cleanly.
If good weather and nearly a whole day's worth of time happen to coincide ... my water-borne, wind-powered pocket rocket, a Windrider Rave hydrofoiling trimaran. Two example videos (the second is older, from VHS apparently, and starts out with about 10 seconds of black/silence) of the same kind of boat:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHPLCUvpgfQ[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRTBYyNsmic[/media]
Originally Posted by CG' timestamp='1327185228' post='21339595
[quote name='Switchblade' timestamp='1327161709' post='21338819']

Is that a French Model 1866 "Chassepot" Bayonet or one of the slightly later versions? Matching numbers? Do you have a needle gun as well?

Here you can enlarge the pics. http://s2000.com/forums/members/swit...ms-misc-2.html
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I'm coming to your house and stealing all your swords and shit, you might see me on PawnStars soon
Originally Posted by Switchblade' timestamp='1327331212' post='21343206
[quote name='CG' timestamp='1327185228' post='21339595']
[quote name='Switchblade' timestamp='1327161709' post='21338819']
[quote name='Switchblade' timestamp='1327161709' post='21338819']

Is that a French Model 1866 "Chassepot" Bayonet or one of the slightly later versions? Matching numbers? Do you have a needle gun as well?

Here you can enlarge the pics. http://s2000.com/forums/members/swit...ms-misc-2.html
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I'm coming to your house and stealing all your swords and shit, you might see me on PawnStars soon

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LOL, if you break into my house you'll be leaving in pieces!
Believe it or not, I used to beat the crap out of this guy in Mortal Combat back when I was living in Seattle. And he totally sucked at it. Every time I delivered "Fatality" on him, he'd just go berserk and start screaming and go into tamper tantrum! SCAArrryyy!!! One day I flipped on TV and saw him being hosed on by firefighters and the guy was trying to block the water with his Samurai sword! 

The Great Seattle Street Samurai Standoff of 1997


The Great Seattle Street Samurai Standoff of 1997
Originally Posted by CG' timestamp='1327185228' post='21339595
[quote name='Switchblade' timestamp='1327161709' post='21338819']

Is that a French Model 1866 "Chassepot" Bayonet or one of the slightly later versions? Matching numbers? Do you have a needle gun as well?

Here you can enlarge the pics. http://s2000.com/forums/members/swit...ms-misc-2.html
[/quote]
If you ever have the chance to add the Bayonet to the Chassepot Needle Gun do it. Either one alone looks great but the two together are amazing.
Man, everyone into a little bit of everything here. I guess I'm oddball being that all I do is cars. I slang parts for a living here at VR, go home and currently I'm going body and paint on a guys 64 Ford F100. Slowly chipping away at my own 64 F100, have a 63 VW and a 59 Euro VW on the back burner.

Oh yeah, I save old cars.
This I found wasting away in a back yard in central Phoenix. Last registered in 1976. Got the Y block running, put about 7 inches of drop on it, pinstriped and I was on my way.

Found this in a back yard in Gilbert. Last registered in CA in 83. Resealed the trans, rebuild a few little things on it, lowered, Side piped with flame thowers, put on some WWW's, striped it, and daily drove it for about a year.


Oh yeah, I save old cars.
This I found wasting away in a back yard in central Phoenix. Last registered in 1976. Got the Y block running, put about 7 inches of drop on it, pinstriped and I was on my way.

Found this in a back yard in Gilbert. Last registered in CA in 83. Resealed the trans, rebuild a few little things on it, lowered, Side piped with flame thowers, put on some WWW's, striped it, and daily drove it for about a year.

We've got a 46 Chevy resto-mod.










