1971 Dodge Charger R/T Freak's photos
1947 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible
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Here Come De Judge!
1965 Ford Thunderbird
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1965 Ford Thunderbird
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1965 Ford Thunderbird
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1965 Ford Thunderbird
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Does This Shot Make My Ass Look Fat?
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A wild burro (also called donkey or ass) that wouldn't leave me alone after I gave her some of my granola bar. She had a big belly so there may be a foal on the way and she may be eating for two.
Does This Shot Make My Ass Look Fat?
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A wild burro (also called donkey or ass) that wouldn't leave me alone after I gave her some of my granola bar. She had a big belly so there may be a foal on the way and she may be eating for two.
Ass Face
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A wild burro (also called donkey or ass) that wouldn't leave me alone after I gave her some of my granola bar.
Burros
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Wild burros surrounding my car near Oatman, AZ.
I'm still trying to think of an ass joke for this shot.
I Hate Rush Hour
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There are so many asses on the roads these days.
Wild burros (also called donkeys or asses) surrounding my car near Oatman, AZ.
Gold King Mansion
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The overgrown mine manager's home at the abandoned Gold King Mine in the Hualapai Mountains of Arizona.
Gold King Mansion
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The overgrown mine manager's home at the abandoned Gold King Mine in the Hualapai Mountains of Arizona.
House In The Hills
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The overgrown mine manager's home at the abandoned Gold King Mine in the Hualapai Mountains of Arizona.
Leafy Green Waterfall
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The overgrown mine manager's home at the abandoned Gold King Mine in the Hualapai Mountains of Arizona.
Santa Fe #3759
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A 4-8-4 steam locomotive built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1928.
Originally a coal burner, it was rebuilt and converted to oil burner in 1941.
It was retired in 1953 and traveled over 2.5 million miles during it's service.
It was donated to the city of Kingman, AZ in 1957 by The Santa Fe Railway Company.
Santa Fe #3759
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A 4-8-4 steam locomotive built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1928.
Originally a coal burner, it was rebuilt and converted to oil burner in 1941.
It was retired in 1953 and traveled over 2.5 million miles during it's service.
It was donated to the city of Kingman, AZ in 1957 by The Santa Fe Railway Company.
Oh Deer!
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