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The famous Harry Ekman and one of his lovely ladies of the past.

This is an unused 1966 calendar that measures 16’’ x 34’’.

She’s hanging on the wall next to my ‘66 GTO, which happens to have most all it’s dated components from that Dec. 65 month.

Mr. Ekman truly sketched some wonderful, colorful art back in the 50’s-60’s.

^ I thought Romulan ale was illegal?!

(I know that’s Andorian Blue). Just wanted to type a joke.

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Missing James Bond Aston Martin DB5 Reportedly Found

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A 1963 Aston Martin DB5 originally used in the filming of the James Bond film Goldfinger has reportedly been found. As we reported before, Chassis No. DP/216/1 was being stored at the Boca Raton Airport in Florida inside a secured hangar when thieves broke in and stole it in June of 1997. The only thing left were tire tracks from the classic British car being dragged, presumably to a wrecker, although some have theorized it was loaded onto a cargo plane.

While some believed the car was kept in the United States, others firmly believed it was taken overseas, leading to a worldwide hunt. Now, investigators believe they’ve located it in the Middle East. Where exactly it’s being kept hasn’t been divulged by Art Recovery International, a group which has tracked down countless stolen items. The only clue is that a witness saw the movie car in a “private setting” and that Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Bahrain are “particular areas of interest.”

https://www.motorious.com/articles/f...-martin-found/

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My parents and older brother were in the Navy and Battleships have always fascinated me.

They have such a powerful menacing look at the same time beautiful.

USS IOWA

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Corvette SS, 1957. This was the car (not this specific car) that donated the chassis for Mitchell's Stingray Racer