Search results

That reminds me of the Amish Challenger:

I was just wondering about this the other day too...glad to hear all is well. 👍

Speaking of old Ford pickups....thats my first vehicle I ever owned, that red/white 59 F-100 in background of this picture. Thats me on the right early in my Air Force career when I came home on leave with my young Son (my Dad on my immediate right).

Speaking of painting tins....I really need this in my life. 🥰

Well, you can both take solace in knowing that you both operate on a whole different plane than the rest of us mere mortals. :laugh:

I suspect you're a lot like my Wife in regards to her cooking...she's her own worst critic, she cooks great. Im pretty certain your mud work is great too. :laugh:

You're a lot closer than I am though. :unsure:

And that is what we in the military called "Great Intel". ;) 👍

He'd be even more booked if shipping prices werent so damned criminally high these days. 😔

What is it with these red 1980's here in Washington State? No, Im not buyin it....that would make 3 identical bikes in my stable! :laugh: 1980 XS650 for sale. $1695 https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=3677526349148875&set=pcb.7402866739749483

Working smarter, not harder. Nice set up. :thumbsup:

Immediately thought of @Jim when I saw this on facebook today. Some info posts in the thread: "It had airbags that cushioned the landing in land and allowed it to float on water. Yes, the control yokes were connected to manual bilge pumps. Here is an obscure little tidbit: The capsule includes...

Man, I cant believe this bike hasn't gotten one single bid on it? Am I missing something here?

And this for cuts:

You need this for grinding/finishing: https://www.harborfreight.com/4-1-2-half-inch-36-grit-flap-disc-67639.html

I agree, I finally own a bike that has one on it (my new to me 75 B) so I can compare it to my old badge tank bikes and my Specials...it is indeed a very pleasing looking tank, especially the 75 :heart:

Chubby tanks :thumbsup:

Ball turret trainer/simulator at Harlingen Air Force Base, Texas. January 11, 1945. It looks as though the rails on the floor may have carried "targets" for the gunners to track, mimicking the movements of enemy fighters.

See if this works...

You'll be back on your feet in no time my friend....hang in there. Loved meeting your dog that time on my side of the hills, such a friendly, loving lil bugger. 🥰