freeway photos

Erik712m · Post by **Erik712m** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 7:52 pm

We have more Subarus per capita than anywhere else in the world I think I bet denver has more the last couple of times i have been there for truck repairs it seem that ever ether car was a surburu . the funny thing is that i was walking to dennis is shop from denver I asked several of them if golden was in walking distance they all replied no it was a little over 3 miles away.I bet most drive to there mail boxes.

andy · Post by **andy** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 8:29 pm

And we wonder why we have an obesity problem. If we ever get nuked by Osama or have the bird flu epidemic there won't be enough folks like Todd or us old retired codgers to go around.

Post by **VinceAtReal4x4s** » Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:53 pm

This was sent to me.

Hi Vince,

I am the webmaster of FreewayFotos.com. I came across your forum by accident and saw the misunderstanding caused by the photos of Bernard's Pinzgauer which appear on my website.

http://real4x4forums.com/PinzgauerBBS/v ... w=previous

First, I would like to personally apologize to Bernard for any misunderstanding these photos may have caused.

I took the photos of Bernard's Pinzgauer on a Saturday afternoon (2/4/06) in the parking lot of Gyro Hobbies, in Lake Forest, Ca. I noticed Bernard's Pinzgauer and spoke to him as he was either going into, or out of Gyro or the 4x4 store that was next to Gyro for a short while. He told me that the Pinzgauer had recently been fully restored except for the tarp, which he made or had made, I don't recall which.

I was there with my twin brother, Dan who also spoke to Bernard. You can see Dan's Astro in both Bernard's photos and the photos of the 1964 Jaguar Mk. II (also on my site). Bernard is white male, approximately 5'10"-6'0", slender to medium build with brown hair as I recall. I don't recall what he was wearing, but he was very personable and didn't mind showing off his new toy.

I would never open someone's car door or otherwise invade their privacy without their permission. I hope you will believe me, and Bernard will remember our conversation. Bernard was standing with us the entire time I took the photos.

As an aside to Mr. Administrator: I am surprised that you posted my contact information without sending me an email. I'm not that hard to find; I'm all over the internet.

I understand it is not your responsibility to contact me, but neither was it your responsiblilty to search for, and later post my WhoIs info on your fourms. No hard feelings, but I would appreciate you're removing my contact info from this thread. I have registered with your forum under the username Daren to post these comments, but you can quote this email. It doesn't contain anything that isn't already there now.

Thanks,

Daren