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[special-K]

Very cool all the same. We had the smoke earlier, late spring/early summer, but I haven't been noticing it any at all since. And today will be cooler due to a high sunk down from that very area. I didn't realize the wind would blow south and west into Oregon. Seems odd to me, but apparently very normal I see

[yuccales]

Old tire gauge I forgot I had.

[Ironhorse]

Took this pic yesterday of the thermometer on our back deck. In the shade, west side of the house. Not too much ice left on the north side of the house now.

[Rich84]

Wow ..That's crazy. In Ct. we have not had one day that reached 90 in August.

[Willowrun]

Same here in southern MI. Haven't hit 90 since July 5th. Keep hearing about how hot this summer has been all over the world but us Michiganders haven't had that type of summer. Lake Michigan most likely won't be warm enough for most people to want to swim in this year. It's cold!

Supposed to hit 90 here Thursday then back to the 70's.

[weq92f]

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Went through the book store again with my kids and this time leafed through an interesting magazine...



-klb

[special-K]

Smile for the cameraman

[Stocker]

Originally Posted by special-K

Smile for the cameraman

Wallace & Gromit

[72c20customcamper]

Mmmm 1964 reasonably price all original . Guy bought it in Texas and has had it here for 3 years . 259 v8 3spd with overdrive , Studebaker was using international fleet side beds at the time only thing I didn’t like it’s much wider than the cab and looks “off” I prefer the stepside beds

[72c20customcamper]

Ummm very unusual

[Boog]

At first glance I knew it was a super beetle body, but on a model A frame with duece grille. But he cut off the front clip and used it on the rear. No doubt lots of work but that turned out to be alright.

[special-K]

Definitly needs a contoured grille, like a Topolino or Anglia, maybe ah Airflow. Visor ain't workin' either

[72c20customcamper]

Flew over the house today

[68bowtie]

That reminds me of this bad boy C-46 that I refueled every Thursday in Alaska when I was 19.

[yuccales]

Saved a couple of bucks today. My timing light quit yesterday. Bought it off the tool truck in 1986. It was not cheap back then. Figured what the heck, so today I took it apart. The thin uninsulated wire had broken just outside of the handle. Lost about 4" off the pick up cord, but it was an easy fix. Ready for another 37 yrs of service!

[Warrens69GMC]

Well,

[mr.mud1]

i posted a picture a while ago,of one of these late model Chevy trucks painted blue & white 2-tone like an old truck,today i came across another,a brown and tan GMC.

[mr.mud1]

today i was in town for an appointment for a safety inspection on my old truck.2 years went by in a hurry,anyway i stopped by my local Wally World for a couple things i needed and over in RV Row was this motorhome from Ontario with a tiny little single axle trailer with a tiny little 2 cylinder,17 horsepower Fiat?early 60's i guess.i didn't ask the year.i would guess there's a side door compartment somewhere in that coach,that little bean can would fit in somewhere,leave the trailer at home?

[68bowtie]

Originally Posted by mr.mud1

i posted a picture a while ago,of one of these late model Chevy trucks painted blue & white 2-tone like an old truck,today i came across another,a brown and tan GMC.

I really like that

[special-K]

Originally Posted by mr.mud1

today i was in town for an appointment for a safety inspection on my old truck.2 years went by in a hurry,anyway i stopped by my local Wally World for a couple things i needed and over in RV Row was this motorhome from Ontario with a tiny little single axle trailer with a tiny little 2 cylinder,17 horsepower Fiat?early 60's i guess.i didn't ask the year.i would guess there's a side door compartment somewhere in that coach,that little bean can would fit in somewhere,leave the trailer at home?

Probably could modify a bicycle rack for it.

Here's an interesting unit, wooden handle. If it's for pushing snow maybe they put chains on the tires. Maybe the engine is just for weight. I can't imagine that thing getting much traction. Very cute, though

[mr.mud1]

Originally Posted by special-K

Probably could modify a bicycle rack for it.

Here's an interesting unit, wooden handle. If it's for pushing snow maybe they put chains on the tires. Maybe the engine is just for weight. I can't imagine that thing getting much traction. Very cute, though

yes sir,cute but as you say,if it was built for pushing snow,it wouldn't push much?

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by mr.mud1

today i was in town for an appointment for a safety inspection on my old truck.2 years went by in a hurry,anyway i stopped by my local Wally World for a couple things i needed and over in RV Row was this motorhome from Ontario with a tiny little single axle trailer with a tiny little 2 cylinder,17 horsepower Fiat?early 60's i guess.i didn't ask the year.i would guess there's a side door compartment somewhere in that coach,that little bean can would fit in somewhere,leave the trailer at home?

There’s one for sale at the local import repair shop.

My thought is I wouldn’t use a single axle anything behind a motorhome . Just asking for trouble .

[HO455]

The wife went out to pick a cucumber for dinner last night and came back in the house all excited wanting me to go out and get pictures of this dragonfly.

[LockDoc]

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This truck delivered a large press to a local manufacturing plant. It has a rear engine as well as the regular tractor. How would you like to buy a full set of tires for that!

LockDoc

[68bowtie]

It’s pretty interesting how versatile and flexible those are to load/unload big big things…