You're driving along and suddenly:

[GhostTX]

On a side note that's kind of cool to see the original brick road that was covered up.

I thought the same thing.


I wonder why people weren't noticing the drop in water pressure? That had to be going on for awhile in order for the water to erode that much dirt.

[Sean88gt]

Heh, I actually read it as "all of the sudden".

I started singing Billy Ocean.

[KBScobravert]

I thought the same thing.


I wonder why people weren't noticing the drop in water pressure? That had to be going on for awhile in order for the water to erode that much dirt.

The drop in pressure probably occurred over time instead of all of the sudden. It wasn't suddenly.

[Trip McNeely]

For Danny, since he is slipping..

[Silverback]

man, that's the pits!

[talisman]

For Danny, since he is slipping..

Neither of those cars are 1960 models.

[crapstang]

Neither of those cars are 1960 models.

"In one flaming moment, Plymouth keeps 3 full years ahead - the only car that dares to break the time barrier."
That car looks 50s as fuck with those tails and roof curvature.

[Jimbo]

Neither of those cars are 1960 models.

That was part of the ad campaign.

[clevelandkid]

On a side note that's kind of cool to see the original brick road that was covered up.

Happens alot in ohio - leads to gargantuan pot holes.

[Trip McNeely]

Happens alot in ohio - leads to gargantuan pot holes.

There's a lot of surface brick roads here in PA as well. I hate driving on them. They are loud as shit. The rough ride doesn't really bother me though since I have a truck.

[Snatch Napkin]

Around here, between Normandie and Western.... a large majority of the city fought hard to retain a couple of our brick roads that are downtown. I like them. Especially, in a Model A.