Anybody in SoCal feel it?

[FSC Aaron]

I didn't feel it at all.

That's funny about the "earthquake weather". My mom would always say that growing up also. The other day I'm sitting on the 405 and the weather report comes on and starts talking about 30 degree drop during the week and the first thing I think of is "earthquake weather" and chuckle...looks like mom got the last laugh on that one.

[Mod]

Originally Posted by George Klass

I have always been fascinated by how cities get their names. For instance, the town of Montclair is next to the town of Clairmont. It's as if neither city could make up their minds.

I know, I took the wrong exit going to see her. lol.

[Michael588]

Funny, I take my Moms wisdom & give it to my son now

Originally Posted by FSC Aaron

I didn't feel it at all.

That's funny about the "earthquake weather". My mom would always say that growing up also. The other day I'm sitting on the 405 and the weather report comes on and starts talking about 30 degree drop during the week and the first thing I think of is "earthquake weather" and chuckle...looks like mom got the last laugh on that one.

[Chevota]

Originally Posted by George Klass

Have you ever heard the term, "earthquake weather"? Last weekend it was in the mid 90's out here and yesterday it was only in the 60's. A 30-degree weather change over two or three days is sometimes enough to trigger a quake, especially one that was so close to the surface like this one was (only a mile underground).

What kind of a shop does your dad have?

Mostly hot rod stuff but we have two turbocharged vehicles that we run as well. Here's a quick vid you'll enjoy of the '32 at Irwindale. Maybe you've seen the car? http://videos.streetfire.net/video/I...lie_108608.htm

Scott W.

[Big, White & Slow]

Originally Posted by George Klass

I have always been fascinated by how cities get their names. For instance, the town of Montclair is next to the town of Clairmont. It's as if neither city could make up their minds.

You know, I've lived in this area for 26 years and I've never noticed that. I guess I really am retarded, LOL.

[badss540]

Nice vid chevota, i know that car..we are renting the track for next sundayMay 3rd.

[Chevota]

Originally Posted by badss540

Nice vid chevota, i know that car..we are renting the track for next sundayMay 3rd.

Fontana?

[George Klass]

Originally Posted by Chevota

Mostly hot rod stuff but we have two turbocharged vehicles that we run as well. Here's a quick vid you'll enjoy of the '32 at Irwindale. Maybe you've seen the car? http://videos.streetfire.net/video/I...lie_108608.htm

Scott W.

That is an awsome duece.

[Chevota]

Originally Posted by George Klass

That is an awsome duece.

Thanks. Next time your near downtown Upland stop by!

[George Klass]

Originally Posted by Chevota

Thanks. Next time your near downtown Upland stop by!

I'm always near downtown (Old Town) Upland. I buy my bread at The Local Baker on 9th St, between 1st and 2nd.

[Chevota]

Originally Posted by George Klass

I'm always near downtown (Old Town) Upland. I buy my bread at The Local Baker on 9th St, between 1st and 2nd.

It's the house with the AAA sign hanging outside the garage on 11th and 2nd.

[June]

Originally Posted by George Klass

Have you ever heard the term, "earthquake weather"? Last weekend it was in the mid 90's out here and yesterday it was only in the 60's. A 30-degree weather change over two or three days is sometimes enough to trigger a quake, especially one that was so close to the surface like this one was (only a mile underground).

What kind of a shop does your dad have?

I remember growing up in the Bay Area and earthquake weather was when it was HOT and very very still/calm...no breeze at all.

[George Klass]

Originally Posted by June

I remember growing up in the Bay Area and earthquake weather was when it was HOT and very very still/calm...no breeze at all.

Yes, I remember that too. The reality is that there probably is no such thing as "earthquake weather". The ground shakes when it feels like shaking and that's about it. The earth has an orgasim every now and then and the buildings do their little dance, and a few folks have a heart attack and we go on...........waiting for the "big one".