Page 1 - my current vehicle: 1996 Daihatsu Applause

Page 2 - my old ride: 1988 Honda CM200T TwinStar

Page 3 - pictures I've taken of cars

Page 4 - Lamborghini LM link/POLL RESULTS

Page 5 - Rambling about my dream cars.

Page 6 - La DÜrkopp & other tales of Querétaro

Page 7 - 2006 Models: Cars I Like

Page 8 - 2006 Models: Cars I Disike

Page 9 - The V-6 Page

Page 10 - Abandoned Dodge Coronet 440 - THE SORROW AND THE PROMISE

This was the original subject of the site: my previous ride, a 1988 Honda CM200T TwinStar. I called it a del Sol in the Model Info 'coz, naturally, they don't have TwinStar as a choice. I got tired of the lie and made my car the official subject of the site.

Left: Me on what was then my beloved TwinStar. This picture was taken in May 2000 at Breezes in Runaway Bay, the destination of my first "long" ride. Not quite 100 miles each way. Right: Fast forward to October 2002 - this picture was taken for a "For Sale" poster just after repairing the bike after my last crash. I sold the bike in November 2002.

Right: This is the view of my bike at the base of the Negril Lighthouse as seen from the railing at the top of the lighthouse. Below: This is the best picture of my bike taken on my ride around my homeland - Jamaica - in October 2001. Kingston to Kingston in five days and four nights, via Negril (western extreme) and Morant Point (eastern extreme). This "Twin Star Shop" is on the way from the town of Negril to the Negril Point Lighthouse.

Left: Morant Point Lighthouse, the eastern extreme of Jamaica. Morant Point Lighthouse is much taller than Negril Lighthouse because it's on the seashore while Negril Lighthouse is on a hill. What's that speck at the bottom of the lighthouse? An enlargement is shown below. Yep, it's my bike, which braved cane-cart tracks and dirt paths to get there.
Below left: One of my earlier trips was to Castleton Gardens, about an hour's ride north of Kingston. The road there is hilly and winding, but the beauty and serenity of the place makes the ride worthwhile. Below right: Brought some parts back from the repair shop and decided to take a picture of my "pickup truck".