Pics of cars, boats and things that move you

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The Boeing 707 that served President Ronald Reagan as Air Force One, now on permanent display at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.

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My parents had a mid-60s Buick Skylark station wagon when we were kids. It looked like this, blue, with the extra glass near the roof in back, where my siblings and I often sat (with no seat belts! 😯)

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My dad used to wrap his own rods. He enjoyed surf fishing the most.

Two things that moved me: my old 1982 Toyota 4X4, and my Ocean kayak (We still have the kayak, though my son uses it more than I do.)

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My dad used to wrap his own rods. He enjoyed surf fishing the most.

Two things that moved me: my old 1982 Toyota 4X4, and my Ocean kayak (We still have the kayak, though my son uses it more than I do.)
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i used to surf fish the outer banks in the 80’s. i used an ulgy stix and my cousin used ones he wrapped himself. his looked prettier but we both pulled in the big blues. i drove the beach in a 1980 bronco.

i now have a malibu mini-x which i still cart around and use every now and again
 
do you see the cat?

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He looks quite relaxed on the wood. Cats sure know how to get comfortable.
 
This is the one car I’ve owned that I most regret buying, a 1985 Chevy Sprint. With a three cylinder Suzuki engine, it required a lot of maintenance; more than I had time for at that time in my life. We had some adventures in it, though. I drove it through Death Valley with my young son, a rather foolish decision looking back now. It broke down on the way home 😒.

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