On Any Sunday

[Willie T]

I hope your still blasting around the track with your friends!

I'll be 70 in a few months. No tracks for me, anymore. We calmly ride smooth roads.

 

[Jesse]

Never claimed I was smart, just adventurous.

Haha

One time I was on a trail in the mountains and was coming downhill, the brush was so heavy that I didn't realize the trail turned to the left, so I went straight, right off the mountain. My bike went one way, I went the other. Fortunately the brush stopped us both. Talk about stupid. haha

 

[stovebolts]

I'll be 70 in a few months. No tracks for me, anymore. We calmly ride smooth roads.

Whoa! Your 70?
Would a never guessed!

 

[Karl]

You be able to look it up, I dunno, but can anyone recognize where those last scenes of fun riding were shot?

What few cars we see look to be in the '70s, first few scenes are San Francisco, I would venture to guess the "outback" of Pismo Dunes, close to Guadalupe near Devil's slide at the end of the beach, before the Sierra Club shut down the dunes in the late '70s early '80s, ...we spent many hours there moving sand with a water pumper, hand built frame from roll bar tubing, stripped down VW front suspension, three point rear suspension with coil over shocks, balanced and blueprinted Olds 215 aluminum block stroked 5/8", Arias pistons, "new" at that time, experimental cam with the lobe centers opened up, Muncie aluminum case 4 speed with Ford 9" rear axle running 476 gears, she dyno at 383 HP at the wheels and tipped the scales right at 850 pounds, ...she was a far cry from old Bill's Ford flat-head 8's with dualies, ...after a couple of weekends the VW's didn't laugh at us any more when we unloaded her from the trailer, ...ah, those were the days, ...thanks for the memories.

 

[Willie T]

What few cars we see look to be in the '70s, first few scenes are San Francisco, I would venture to guess the "outback" of Pismo Dunes, close to Guadalupe near Devil's slide at the end of the beach, before the Sierra Club shut down the dunes in the late '70s early '80s, ...we spent many hours there moving sand with a water pumper, hand built frame from roll bar tubing, stripped down VW front suspension, three point rear suspension with coil over shocks, balanced and blueprinted Olds 215 aluminum block stroked 5/8", Arias pistons, "new" at that time, experimental cam with the lobe centers opened up, Muncie aluminum case 4 speed with Ford 9" rear axle running 476 gears, she dyno at 383 HP at the wheels and tipped the scales right at 850 pounds, ...she was a far cry from old Bill's Ford flat-head 8's with dualies, ...after a couple of weekends the VW's didn't laugh at us any more when we unloaded her from the trailer, ...ah, those were the days, ...thanks for the memories.

It's Camp Pendleton.

 

[Willie T]

Whoa! Your 70?
Would a never guessed!

Well, the picture is nearly three years ago.

 

[stovebolts]

Well, the picture is nearly three years ago.

Your looking pretty good for 67! Say, was that a glamor shot?
Cause, "that's going to turn out really nice" Lol. I'll see who catchescthat line.