Yeah who knows
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Unconventional
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It probly came down to that "It happened in front of you. You should have stopped." from the LEO. A CHP friend of mine shared that with me long ago.
Unconventional
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Are the Faiders losing? I love to see Chuckie squirm in agony 
A few photos from the America on Wheels museum in Allentown.
Unrestored original paint etc.
Same here. I thought Dave @Ddaddy would like this for his photo references.
Was kept indoors, although the explanation was too brief about why.
Early trailer for picnics in the country!
Unrestored original paint etc.
Same here. I thought Dave @Ddaddy would like this for his photo references.
Was kept indoors, although the explanation was too brief about why.
Early trailer for picnics in the country!
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1942 Crosley Liberty Sedan
not many made obviously
If I read it right, 45 mpg.
Recreated shop dedicated to a guy, in fact I think his name was Guy, who led the restoration of an electric car made in Philadelphia.
Sorry I didn't get a picture of the car - made by Salom and Morris who hoped to have an electric taxi service in cities.
A bunch of photos of that restored Electrobatt IV are here:
1895 Electrobat IV Electric Buggy
article about the Salom & Morris brief success The Electric Taxi Company You Could Have Called in 1900
Here's a car I do remember seeing - well advertised anyway. I don't know if I every saw one in real life.
not many made obviously
If I read it right, 45 mpg.
Recreated shop dedicated to a guy, in fact I think his name was Guy, who led the restoration of an electric car made in Philadelphia.
Sorry I didn't get a picture of the car - made by Salom and Morris who hoped to have an electric taxi service in cities.
A bunch of photos of that restored Electrobatt IV are here:
1895 Electrobat IV Electric Buggy
article about the Salom & Morris brief success The Electric Taxi Company You Could Have Called in 1900
Here's a car I do remember seeing - well advertised anyway. I don't know if I every saw one in real life.
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Unconventional
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I had a Crosley dune buggy when I was a kid. Tiny OHC 4. It had factory disc brakes all the way around
. Never did get it running, the mini bike kept me too busy to spend any real time with it.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Vanguard Citicar. One of the kids back when I was in High school had one that his family owned and he used it to commute to school every day about 3 miles each way. (we didn’t have bus service in High School).
It was a yellow one like this. I always wanted to stencil “School Pod” on the side of it.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Sparky the Christmas Dog!
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I so should have done it...
Unconventional
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Not mine. Not A Body. Good memories of such.
1970 Dodge Challenger 340 T/A matching numbers original
1970 Dodge Challenger 340 T/A matching numbers original
Morning
Rise and shine everyone!!
Hey MeMike......How goes it on the hill ?
Everyone here is freaking out over 3 inches of snow...
it's going, looking at pulling the toilet and laying some tile and remodeling bathroom
, need a project in the house this winter, ordered an 84 dodge car master cylinder and plugs yesterday for Victoria. Life is good my friend
Ordered 65s auto light plugs for my 360
Morning. Guess today i will get truck ready to plow snow. Need a little clean up around here.
R4Sedan
Larry
Morning all.
morning.
For every fog day we have its said that's how much snow days for us here in Arkansas, 6 very bad foggy days so far, heavy snow to the north yesterday in Missouri. Nothing here yet this year @Tooljunkie
Fog days?
Yes, when you wake up and can't see 20 feet in front of you, it's from cold air hitting warm areas. Foggy ! What is it you don't understand?
I was thinking you meant Fog Days like in Snow days for schools where they close school for Fog. Was gonna say that was nutty. My daughter's school canceled... over 3 inches of snow, thats now melting because its already 35.
I count each foggy morning or evening, every late fall and winter, it seems to be very accurate on how many heavy snow days we will have here, some years we don't get snow
Morning Carlings!
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