A little contest with a nice prize.

[mrblaine]

These three numbers have one very specific thing in common.

They can be found in proximity to one another in a specific place.

They have been seen by a large number of folks on this board.

When discovered, the answer will be immediately obvious as to why I picked them.

They have no numerical relationship as in a + 1 rule, or prime +1, or anything like that.

They are dead end numbers.

There are two specific colors associated with them.

There is a specific height associated with them.

Even though you have seen them, you won't remember seeing them.

They are not located in Orange County.

As soon as you move away from them, they will change.

Here are the numbers- 10 44 66

The prize is a nice Leatherman Supertool 200 complete with a small pair of binoculars and a windproof butane lighter. The first person to get the 3 numbers and two colors will win.

Pic will be posted shortly

I am the sole judge of your accuracy. You have to satisfy me with your answer.

Here is a pic-

[DsrtJeeper]

I think I just burnt a valve trying to figure this out. UGH! I keep thinking it's either the IQ of my first three girlfriends or some type of coordinates.

[NAILER341]

nevermind
i was thinking pantone numbers relating to colors of the stop lights... but changed my mind.

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by DsrtJeeper
I think I just burnt a valve trying to figure this out. UGH! I keep thinking it's either the IQ of my first three girlfriends or some type of coordinates.

You are on the right track

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by NAILER341
nevermind
i was thinking pantone numbers relating to colors of the stop lights... but changed my mind.

You are on the right track.

[NAILER341]

the trails of johnson valley.

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by NAILER341
the trails of johnson valley.

Even if you were right, which you aren't, you left out the two colors and why.

but you're on the right track

[NAILER341]

colors are red and yellow.

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by NAILER341
colors are red and yellow.

why would you pick red and yellow?

[blkTJ]

I was thinking distances to the red and white JV signs coming from the 15 on the 18... but 10 seems to small for the first.

[Iceman]

is it a CA thing?

[NAILER341]

Originally posted by mrblaine
why would you pick red and yellow?

i cant really explain why and make any sense. those are the colors that came up most while researching those numbers.

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by Iceman
is it a CA thing?

yes

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by NAILER341
i cant really explain why and make any sense. those are the colors that came up most while researching those numbers.

Nope, but those three numbers have been seen by you many times, even grandma has seen them.

[norcaljr]

is it bigger than a bread box ?

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by norcaljr
is it bigger than a bread box ?

Yes, but it could be used to make a bread box, just depends on how far you want to go.

[Bruce David]

I-10,, Dana-44,, route-66

[NAILER341]

i like the dana 44 answer, and will elaborate on that one.
Wagoneer Dana 44
66~" wmw-wms could come from a j 10, and have a 10~" drum

[mnjeeper]

Originally posted by NAILER341
i like the dana 44 answer, and will elaborate on that one.
Wagoneer Dana 44
66~" wmw-wms could come from a j 10, and have a 10~" drum

And you're fairly sure gramma knows this?

[NAILER341]

Originally posted by mnjeeper
And you're fairly sure gramma knows this?

lol
this doesnt meet even half of the criteria, but it was all i could come up with at the moment

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by Bruce David
I-10,, Dana-44,, route-66

and if you were right, which you aren't, what would the two colors be?

[Robert J. Yates]

Black and white?

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by Robert J. Yates
Black and white?

You are half right, I guess that's not black and white then, is it?

[Kiwi]

the colors are white and blue

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by Kiwi
the colors are white and blue

I've seen them white and blue, but that's not the norm.

[Robert J. Yates]

Originally posted by mrblaine
You are half right, I guess that's not black and white then, is it?

I dunno Blaine - that color choice seemed very appropriate for you

[Kiwi]

Originally posted by mrblaine
I've seen them white and blue, but that's not the norm.

So is that an acceptable answer or not? If not is one of the colors correct?

[Bruce David]

I say they are destination mileage
10 mile to *
44 miles to #
66 miles to @
The colors are Green and white.
The colors used on the sign.

Like this one.
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/traffops/si...l/specs/G5.pdf

[Jason L Williams]

The colors are white and green. State route signs are green and historic ones are white.
right?

[Scott Hill]

They are the coordinates to the brown and white sign in JV next to the camping area.

Scott
you can ship it to