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Steam Engine from the cab looking forward. Photo uploaded as noted but it was made in 2009 in Ogden Ut. Camera used was a Nikon D60 if memory serves.
BMW 5er engine. This is actually a close-up of a car that was sitting by an auto-body shop waiting to be repaired.
Pictured is a 2016 McLaren-Honda MP4-31 Grand Prix Car. The car is painted in 2017 McLaren livery which featured on the MCL32.
It was driven in 2016 by double Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso, 2009 World Champion Jenson Button and Stoffel Vandoorne.
A much anticipated reunion with Honda for 2015 brought misery for McLaren with a woefully underpowered engine ensuring that the team suffered it's worst season since 1980, finishing ninth overall.
An improved Honda engine did see the team move forward in 2016 but nowhere near it's race-winning days of old. The season started in dramatic fashion with Fernando Alonso having a spectacular accident after touching the Haas of Esteban Gutierrez mid-race. The Spaniard flew through the air and the resulting impact saw the double World Champion walk away from the wreckage with two broken ribs. Team-mate Jenson Button had a tough race and trailed home in fourteenth position.
With Alonso ruled out of the following Bahrain Grand Prix on medical grounds McLaren test driver Stoffel Vandoorne stepped in to the car and the young Belgian was a revelation. He outqualified Button for his first Grand Prix and went on to finish a creditable tenth and hand McLaren it's first point of the season. Button retired from the race early on with engine failure.
The third race in China saw Alonso return to the cockpit although he finished the race in twelfth position with Button a further place back.
The Russian Grand Prix saw the team score a double-points finish with Alonso finishing a lapped sixth and Button claiming a solitary point for tenth, both drivers opening their 2016 accounts.
Button finished in ninth position in Spain and matched that in the following race in Monaco, although Alonso bettered that result by coming home fifth, the car's highest placing of the season.
Alonso finished just outside the points in eleventh in Canada and Button matched that in the inaugural European Grand Prix in Azerbaijan.
The following race in Austria saw Button have his best weekend of the season. In mixed conditions the 2009 World Champion qualified an excellent third on the grid and would end the race in sixth position, his best result of the year. After this he would score points in only three more events in what would prove to be his swansong in the sport after a seventeen-year career.
Eighth position in the German Grand Prix was followed by ninth in Malaysia and a further ninth position in the United Stated Grand Prix, the final points finish of his career.
After the heroics of Monaco Alonso would finish seventh in Hungary and Belgium, the latter from the back of the grid after receiving a ridiculous sixty-place grid penalty for changing engine components.
A late tyre change saw Alonso finish the Italian Grand Prix in fourteenth position although, on new rubber, he did take the fastest lap.
Two further seventh positions followed in Singapore and Malaysia (this time from the back after a forty-five place grid penalty!). He matched his best result of the season by finishing fifth in the United States Grand Prix and then rounded of the year with a pair of tenth positions in Brazil and the season finale in Abu Dhabi.
Sadly, that final race saw Button end his career with a retirement early on after a kerb-hopping exercise resulted in broken suspension, although he did make a one-off return for McLaren at Monaco in 2017..
At the end of the season, the McLaren drivers would finish tenth (Alonso), fifteenth (Button) and equal eighteenth (Vandoorne) in the championship, McLaren climbing to sixth in the Constructors Championship.
Pictured in January 2018 at the Autosport International show at the NEC in Birmingham.
NOTE ON GROUPS
Usually I'd post this to more groups but, unfortunately, the ridiculous new limit on the number of groups that a picture can be added to prevents this.
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"Big Boy" 4014 is on display at Kansas City's Union Station as part of the "Heartland of America Tour" through 10 states spanning an 8 week period, departing Cheyenne, WY in late August and arriving home in late October. Yesterday, it arrived from Coffeyville, KS as UP train PFWKC-13, and it'll depart for Salina, KS tomorrow morning as UP train PKCDV-17.
The Big Boy nickname is written on the smokebox as an homage to how these locomotives were affectionately named, allegedly written before the first one was built by an ALCO employee at Schenectady, NY back in 1941. The V is for "victory", signaling the United States' entrance into World War II. 10/16/24.
Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat N14WB US Navy BuNo 122619 NX14WB & Grumman F7F Tigercat N700F Tail Code (D3) US Navy Here Kitty Kitty BuNo 80390
Grumman F7F Tigercat NX700F Tail Code (D3) 80390 USN Called Here Kitty Kitty The first flight by a Tigercat was on the 2 November 1943
Tigercat was fighter aircraft that served with the United States Navy and United States Marine Corps USMC from late in World War II until 1954. It was the first twin-engine fighter to be deployed by the USN
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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Ja 1260 is the biggest locomotive operating on a heritage railway in New Zealands South Island, the 111 tonne, 1200 hp locomotive makes easy work of her semi-retired life.
Plains Railway
Easter 2018
The steam engine locomotive is the center piece for Locomotive Park in the downtown area of Lewiston, Idaho. The locomotive is #92 for former Camas Prairie Railroad which later became Great Northwest Railroad.
Honda S2000 engine bay, showing typical open pod air filter, that draws hot air from the engine bay, causing a loss of horsepower and engine responsiveness.
SR-30 Spectre
Spyrius ground assault vehicle with jet engines that allow it to reach supersonic speeds. It has 4-wheel drive, 4-wheel steering, V6 engine and dual-sided suspension on both the top and bottom. Inspired by the racing games Grip and Rollcage, it can flip over and drive upside down on a tunnel ceiling.
An early morning 2 alarm fire tore through a San Jose Pallet storage business adjacent to A1 Lumber yards on Commercial Road in San Jose.
Fire fighters contained the blaze to the business of origin.
San Jose Engine 8 is a 1998 Hi-Tech built pumper on a Spartan Gladiator chassis. One of San Jose's second generation Hi-Techs.
For more images from this incident check out YourFireDepartment.org, Commercial IC
Yorkshire Engine Co. "Janus" 0-6-0 shunter no. 93 stands out amongst the grime as it hauls a load of hot steel through Scunthorpe Steelworks on 11th March 2017.
Georgetown KY - Engine 2
2002 American LaFrance
1500 GPM - 460 Tank - 30A/30B Foam - 75' Aerial
#K 66558
This is the engine in my Corvette, totally rebuilt from the block up.
All new moving parts and crank re-ground.
Heads re-worked a little with all new moving parts.
MILD STREET CAM.
Semi-rise manifold and a 650 4 barrel Holley on top.
Spark is now from an ordinary high power coil and a single point Dizzy.
I have used this in favour of the dual point as I could never get it to start when hot.
Has headers and is backed up with a rebuilt TH350 3 speed auto box.
One of the sturdy old warriors of a bygone age -- the steam locomotive. There is a beauty and charm about steam engines, a la Stephen Spender. This one is resting in the Rail Museum in Delhi. As a boy I loved watching trains; there is a lot of romance about the old steam locomotives. Iron horse, as the pop singer would put it.
a photo taken from a Saviem J range lorry brochure of a cut away picture of a 798 engine that was fitted to the Saviem JP13
The DT2-001 at the TBw Staßfurt.
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There are Old Engine Houses dotted all over Cornwall! You may even see one in Eire!! I changed this one to Mono!
ESS 1600
Locomotive No 61 "Kentish Town" leaving the station at Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex
Date: about 1911
3205 'Collett' Class engine, formerly of the Great Western Railway (GWR), but seen as it would have been post nationalisation in the markings of British Railways, although retaining the classic Great Western colours. Seen here 'running' around the sidings at Buckfastleigh Station
A small grass fire along Highway 87 in downtown San Jose occurred during a heat wave on the last day of June, 2013.
San Jose Fire Department responded a Tier 1 Vegetation response to the incident and had it knocked down in under 3 hours.
San Jose Fire Engine 1 is one of San Jose's 4th generation Hi-Techs. Engine 1 is a 2012 Hi-Tech build on a Spartan Gladiator chassis.
For more images from this incident check out YourFireDepartment.org, 87 IC