Could this replace the panda?

[Horton]

Yes that is @MS

[Wish]

I saw that. Was gonna post it but thought @MS may never let me ski at Pine Island again. Even though @OTF would probable pull me just to spite him. But @MS might just swim out and block the course with his body. That's hilarious...!!!

[Texas6]

Farrah was awesome

[mwetskier]

theres a better poster of her out there.

[Wish]

uuummmm? this one??

[Bulldog]

Sometimes this website makes me feel old.......

[RichardDoane]

this one used to hang in my room, and +1 to @bulldog 's statement

 

[OTF]

@wish if you brought a "good IPA" he'd forgive you.

And yes I set it at his ring tone pic as soon as @mrsms sent it to me

[A_B]

Mine too @richarddoane!

[Horton]

@richarddoane Oooooo yea!

 

@wish No I do not get it.

[mwetskier]

@richarddoane -thats the one!

[The_MS]

This poster is 5x8 and bought it off the Ford dealership wall in my home town. eBay time.

[Texas6]

The Ford dealership was still rocking Farrah? Did they have any new 76 Mustangs for sale?

[Wayne]

@Texas6 she did an add for a 1975 Mercury Cougar, kind of fitting now that she's older. The only reason I know this is we got on the tangent of funny old car commercials at work one day. Google "fine Corinthian leather" and you will know how we got started.

[klindy]

@Wayne unfortunately neither Ricardo Montelban nor Farrah Fawcett will be doing any more car commercials. They both died about 4-5 years ago.

[The_MS]

It was a transaction that took place way back in the day. @Wayne is correct, if the poster was pulled down all the way, you would see a Cougar hood ornament hanging around her neck.

[Wish]

[The_MS]

@Wish That is the one. Perfect place to display it.

[OTF]

I like........ hood ornament necklaces, who doesn't?

[ski6jones]

@Texas6, 76 Mustang? Eeww!

[Horton]

I had a 76 Mustang. Not a great car.

[ski6jones]

Ford lost their way with the Mustang through most of the 70's.

[Texas6]

For the record: I was not promoting the 76 Mustang, just using it as a reference for when that poster may have originally been hung on the wall at the Ford dealership. Late 70's was a horrible era for cars generally speaking and worse for horsepower laden vehicles.