What does your avatar picture mean?

Mothertrucking Katsushika Hokusai.

Mine's a photo of a 1000cc-ish Bugatti engine prototype that I took at the Bugatti museum (the former Schlumpf collection). AFAIR it's a post-WW 2 engine that never made it into production.

Does anyone else picture Woody looking like his avatar in real life? I don't want to meet him just in case he doesn't.

As for my avatar, well, not a lot of explanation required.

Mines blank. Because i am indecisive and technologically challenged. I had one i want to put there once, but couldn't figure out how to do it. Then I stopped trying and forgot about it until this thread.

Now i feel bad.

Tanks.

Its a picture of me strapping into the elky for an autocross run. Just one on my phone chosen at random due to feeling like a lame-o.

Spearow.

I am easily amused.

Keith Tanner wrote: Does anyone else picture Woody looking like his avatar in real life?

Mines just a pic of me. OK no it isn't.

Mine is Danger Mouse. For those of you too young to know who he is, he's the greatest super hero spy ever. James Bond, Jason Bourne, Jack Bauer or any other JB you can think of all aspire to be him.

I think you got the cartoon over here in the 80's as well, but some of the voices were changed over here. Stiletto Mafiosa (the henchman of the main antagonist Silas Greenback) had a brilliant Italian accent for us, I've been told that was too offensive for PC America so he had a cockney accent instead which is lame.

P.S. He's Brit as well in case you failed to notice and I like the flag with him and his faithful sidekick Penfold who is in truth closer to my personality.

Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/X1Uh7_ldmTk

I had this one for a while after head butting a nail while rebuilding the roof on the car port of my rental. Some liked it, some were freaked out by it so I went back to DM.

It's me. I'm testing the cold air thingie I made for our first Lemons car, Charlie. It's like two plates, some tube, and a duct welded together for the twin SUs. It indeed flows air, though the testing regimen was conducted in reverse of typical airflow, because I only have on mouth.

So many broken flatheads have made there way to me over my short life.

Its me in the rallycross beretta.

Wait, what's my Avatar?

Oh, its a boring shot of my car.

EDIT: I need to fix that.

There, now it is 9% more exciting.

Mine is a picture of whatever my current mode of transportation is. Currently FJ-09.

My race car. Its a 240SX but its tough to tell any more. Kind of funny listening to fans at the meet and greets trying to figure it out.

I was attacked by a hawk back in 2008 or 2009. Ended up with a concussion and some scratches.

My avatar pic is what I'm pretty sure he looked like

I like to autocross and I'm not afraid to die.

I can't post any photos of her, as none of them are appropriate for the forum, so this is how i show my love for her.

I like odd sounding names, was considering Karacticus or Erasmo. Picked the latter, and the avatar just kind of came with-- Caracticus Potts from Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang.

I wasn't sure how it was spelled at the time I chose it.

Mine is due to my addiction to Hot Wheels and Rabbits. I am getting better at one and worse at the other....

Whaaaaaaaaaaa........??????

Mine is a little boat-tail pedal car I built for my kids. Really happy how it came out.

Mine is a cone some other driver killed at an autocross in Packwood that I took a photo of.

Truck

It'd Dudley Do-Right, a Royal Canadian Mountie. I'm a Canadian.

I designed and scratch-built seven Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild 1/12 scale model cars for the GM car design contest from 1962-68. (I only won state awards. At least I was consistent). My avatar is my 1967 second state winner from RI. It's my favorite, and the one that I displayed at the FBCG reunion at the Art Center College of Design car show in Pasadena back in October. I never won a national scholarship with my models, never got to study Transportation Design the Art Center College of Design, and never became a professional car designer. But the experience I gained from designing and building those seven models as a young kid was priceless in preparing me for a successful career nevertheless.

Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Reunion

Brakes are for Bob Costas. 'Nuff said!

It used to be my Mini, torn apart in my garage, though.