The real OC
 

I just had to tell this story. Today me and my buddies cruised through Newport Beach, California in my truck to pick up some Ham for Easter. Talk about a bull in a china shop. We were laughing our a?ses off at all the surgically enhanced BMW operators who just could not handle the sound of my truck. I must say, I did not mind ideling at a stop light with my tailpipe right in their windows.

Re: The real OC
 

LOL!!!!!!

That's awesome. Everyday on the way to work I pass an emissions testing van that's set up on the freeway onramp with a microphone and smog testing equipment and a dude sitting there collecting data. I slow down, drop it into 1st and cob the crap outta it. heheheheheheheheheheheh
Analyze that!!!!!!

Re: The real OC
 

Nice!

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The OC cracks me up, one afternoon I was in my beater '69 in Irvine on Jamboree, and I notice that the guys around me are in suits and ties and the ladies are all big business types. They are all driveing 2005-07 benz's, beemers, lexii, etc, not a car/truck over 2 years old anywhere in sight. At the light I notice everyone is making sure their doors are locked as if I was going to hop outa my truck and jack their car! Cmon OC lighten up!

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They`d love my diesel with it`s black smoke on take off:lol:.(or at will)

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LOL!!!!!! Yeah I could have a blast out there with my straight piped Cummins.:gi: I was leaving a stop light and noticed a guy with his window down and on the cell phone.:cool: SO!! I proceeded to lay on the fuel and kinda drown out his conversation. I looked in the rearview and that window went up in a HURRY!!!:lol: :lol:

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I have 6 train horns on my semi, all set up about 3 feet off the ground. One day a family went by me windows down with mom sleeping on the front seat. The kids were doing the "blow your horn arm pull" I laid those babies open and I swear mom jumped straight up and banged her head on the roof!
I laughed 'til I cried

Re: The real OC
 

LOL....
A friend of mine let me borrow his old Panhead beater bike a few summers ago.... It ran rich, and I kept wondering what the pushbutton on the left handlebar was for. I kept pressing it looking at headlight reflection on the car in front of me thinking it was for the headlight dimmer, or maybe the bike should die cause it was a kill switch. Then the guy in the left turn lane started yelling and honking. Turns out it's basically a flame thrower from the exhaust. Lucky there was nobody behind me. I was officially banned from riding that bike as soon as I let the secret out......

:me:

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Ah Ha! I still have perma-grin about that Panhead story! LOL!

Re: The real OC
 

I'm still stuck on the train horns... reminds me of a video that GREASEMONKEY72 sent me a little while back. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkJwcR21VLk

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A friend of mine has a cattle truck that has train horns, and a couple years ago I took a ride with him to take a load of cattle to a feedlot north of Amarillo. On the way back, while passing through some small town in Oklahoma, we were on the way out of town on a 4 lane that merged into 2 lanes about a half mile ahead. An older lady with a beehive hairdo and driving a Cadillac was in the outside lane and we were passing her. She saw that it was a cattle truck and stepped on it evidently to try and beat us to the merge point. Tom layed into the train horns, and she squished the beehive, was looking for the train, and hit her brakes. We laughed our arse's off, she got to follow us and enjoy that fresh fragrant aroma, and the world was a better place, LOL!
We had a couple other similar encounters that day, much to our enjoyment as well, it was a fun day trip for me.

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That is a good laugh! :lol: