Last edited:
Ever seen one of those cabs fold forward during use? I watched a driver roll up to an intersection for the red light, the cab tilted to the maintenance position as he was decelerating. He rolled through, while unintentionally making a slight left turn, towards the '71 Gran Fury that my Mom and myself were in. I remember hollering, in my primary school voice, something to the effect of "back up, back up, put it in reverse". She got to neutral. The truck clipped us and continued on, to stop a little further on. For a while, I wouldn't ride in the front seat of any vehicle, given the choice. We were fine, physically. The driver ended up with a tweaked back from his unconventional body position through all this.
Good times, in general, though.
Keith
Thats going to eventually hurt.....!!!!
Sad when outright theft goes as money saving tip
That's why I laugh at "Look Twice For Motorcycles," stickers. IF you see him, it's too late.
Bifringence is pretty cool. it's likely the cause of having to adjust vertical and wind holds at some ranges at some times of day. I think there is a somewhat famous series of pics of this effect with a fixed scope.
Until Tensor Calculus came along in the late 1800s, the effect could not be quantified.
Look up Pleochroism.
Reminds me of old Leica cameras that in order to focus you superimposed the twin images onto each other.
Probably a different mechanical function than this but made me think of it.
ditto the ranging systems on 16 inch naval rifles.
Looking to put the yee haw in the Ponderosa.
Note the big red air tank behind the driver. Those old relics had air starters.
Looking at Edward Hoppers paintings I’m convinced dude had a genetic mutation that made him see in polarization before polarization was invented.
