Random pictures that you did not take.

[Steeveedee]

Originally Posted by special-K

Budget cuts suck . Watch your head!!

I built a '72 Chevy Vega with a 305 SBC engine and a 350 THM trans. At least it was a wagon, so the popo could have thrown the arrestee into the back of the car.

[Boog]

Originally Posted by special-K

Budget cuts suck . Watch your head!!

Far Dept was hit too.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by Steeveedee

I built a '72 Chevy Vega with a 305 SBC engine and a 350 THM trans. At least it was a wagon, so the popo could have thrown the arrestee into the back of the car.

At least the popo would have a better chance of running down the offending vehicle. That would make a great K-9 unit...for a Chihuahua

Originally Posted by Boog

Far Dept was hit too.

I'm wondering if people would even pull to the side with these emergency vehicles approaching

Just good ole boys havin' them some fun

[Steeveedee]

Originally Posted by special-K

At least the popo would have a better chance of running down the offending vehicle. That would make a great K-9 unit...for a Chihuahua

I'm wondering if people would even pull to the side with these emergency vehicles approaching

Just good ole boys havin' them some fun

The chawa would just hide under the seat.

[special-K]

How artistic

[Stocker]

Originally Posted by special-K

How artistic

Very clever -- I like it!

[Steeveedee]

Originally Posted by special-K

How artistic

That's hilarious! Lots of iron in those "links", too.

[HO455]

Originally Posted by special-K

How artistic

Vintage tools like that always make me think about when it was new and what a labor saving device it was. Before it you most likely had 5 or 6 people cutting and mashing potatoes but now you could do the same work with 2. One feeding potatoes in and one cranking the handle. I'm sure that they switched jobs as the crank man got tired.

[72c20customcamper]

Electric vehicle I’d drive .

[special-K]

Originally Posted by HO455

Vintage tools like that always make me think about when it was new and what a labor saving device it was. Before it you most likely had 5 or 6 people cutting and mashing potatoes but now you could do the same work with 2. One feeding potatoes in and one cranking the handle. I'm sure that they switched jobs as the crank man got tired.

I do the same. In Baltimore they have the museum of industry. There's a complete canning operation set up, among other things
www.thebmi.com

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Electric vehicle I’d drive .

Cool. I'd run that! They have quite a few electric vehicles at the Boyertown Museum of Antique Vehicles
www.boyertownmuseum.org

Do you think this is electric?

[Boog]

Hey, it's got training wheels too!

[CG]

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[kingsolver72]

A bunch of flatlanders headed out to Cotopaxi Colorado back in 16.
About half broke off and hit a Mexican restaurant in Salida. There was a massive fire up in those mountains back then.

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by kingsolver72

A bunch of flatlanders headed out to Cotopaxi Colorado back in 16.
About half broke off and hit a Mexican restaurant in Salida. There was a massive fire up in those mountains back then.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayden_Pass_Fire.... I remember that well. Burned 16000 acres.

[farmall]

Megola.

[67 twins]

Originally Posted by farmall

Megola.

WTH? I want to see that thing run.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by Boog

Hey, it's got training wheels too!

It's a trike

Originally Posted by CG

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That's a cool old magazine I never knew about

Originally Posted by kingsolver72

A bunch of flatlanders headed out to Cotopaxi Colorado back in 16.
About half broke off and hit a Mexican restaurant in Salida. There was a massive fire up in those mountains back then.

That a great thing doing a long ride with friends. I've never done more than a few hours with a group

Originally Posted by farmall

Megola.

U.........NIQUE!! I had to look into this one. German built, 1921-1925. No clutch. To start either spin wheel while on stand or push start. It had to be shut down to be stationary, so I suppose you'd shut it down and apply the brakes (2 rear). The owner manual suggests at stops to just make orbits rather than shut down

[kingsolver72]

Originally Posted by special-K

: That a great thing doing a long ride with friends. I've never done more than a few hours with a group

That was my last long ride. I’m getting close to being too old to ride like that anymore.
That was a fun trip. If I remember right we were out there for about five days. Lots of memorable moments.
The guy on the far left is a harley tech-( he left his scooter at home and was riding his dads Kawasaki) and the fella on the right owns a tow service. Both guys are named Mike.lol
The Tow Man is a super solid dude.Honest as the day is long and tough as nails… a great friend.

I sold the motorcycle to my brother last year.
I think his son is going to buy it from him when he saves a few dollars.

[kingsolver72]

Originally Posted by 3757chevy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayden_Pass_Fire.... I remember that well. Burned 16000 acres.

Yes, lots of damage. Can’t tell from my picture but there was a lot of fire and smoke.

Back in the late 70s-the mid 80s my dad lived in Salida and had a logging lease somewhere in the Saguache area. My brother and I were visiting him one summer when we were teenagers. We spent a few days at his camp. It was beautiful and peaceful there.
I really enjoy visiting Colorado.

[farmall]

The Megola

Pebble Beach 2012: 1922 Megola Touring...

[special-K]

So quirky it's just too cool. Like Jay said, "This answers the engineering question no one asked"

While I'm thinking Motorcycles, here's another rare one's engine. Very ordinary, but could someone help me out with the pronunciation of this name, please?

[Boog]

Hey, turn that Schiittoff would ya?
I never heard of that one.

[FleetsidePaul]

I like my Schiittoff with sauerkraut. But it will give you the runs. Hence the name.

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by kingsolver72

Yes, lots of damage. Can’t tell from my picture but there was a lot of fire and smoke.

Back in the late 70s-the mid 80s my dad lived in Salida and had a logging lease somewhere in the Saguache area. My brother and I were visiting him one summer when we were teenagers. We spent a few days at his camp. It was beautiful and peaceful there.
I really enjoy visiting Colorado.

I was through Saguache today going down to Monte Vista to the Wildlife Refuge to look at the migration of the sand cranes.

[3757chevy]

Quote[http://<a href="https://en.wikipedia...ed 16000 acres]....We passed the Hayden burn scar on the way back and you can see where the fire was . It's been 8 years since the fire.