What are they driving!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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What are they driving!
Can’t like that, sorry Chris
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I had forgotten just how smooth that is. It sure don’t drink like 124 proof? It is however a death sentence on fruit flys! It chased me out for grill duty!
Toyota Corollas and Subarus Foresters. The Corollas are a 03 and and 07 respectively. Dad before retiring had a traveling job that paid him per mile if he used his own car plus a bonus. The 03 has 697,000 miles on it, the 07 has 537,000 miles on it, the 03, he went 36,000 miles between oil changes.
Wanna trade for a Jeep!
Is what it is. Universe doesn’t want me to go apparently
Chilled Bourbon?
You should see the rube Goldberg drivers motor mount I made.
What? yea would love to see it.
I'll get pics when I drop it out.
Well true then again, that’s a 350 dollar tire…At least you are saving money not going……..$$$$ toward the truck rebuild
And I picture the early 60's Dart owners, totally pissed that Dodge dared to steal the name of their car and put it on some tiny thing in 1963 
Ain't she cool?
For Sale: 1961 Dodge Dart in Terre Haute, Indiana
Ain't she cool?
For Sale: 1961 Dodge Dart in Terre Haute, Indiana
I buy all my tires from discount tire and I always get their certificate for warranty they replace them no questions asked.
Holy crap I’m in love!And I picture the early 60's Dart owners, totally pissed that Dodge dared to steal the name of their car and put it on some tiny thing in 1963
Ain't she cool?
For Sale: 1961 Dodge Dart in Terre Haute, Indiana
I go through best one or discount tire as well but neither had that size in stock or could get them back In November
Telegraph and early phone line insulators. Rare to see clear ones around here, lots of blues and greens. Got a few on the farm from when they took out the telegraph lines in the 80s . Started using them for the electric fence but they’re too fragile for livestock and bust.
Oh and FYI, those are a high lead content glass. If you care any.
What's your plan Tim? Pull and paint or are you going to play with wiring and such?
He’s rebuilding and freshing up the engine and engine bay for me. Then he’s gonna haul it out to me later this fall
There are a lot of them still up on the poles along the rail trail and the C&O canal path... unscrewed a couple of them a while back but it was unnecessary weight on a long hike, so I ditched them
That's downright nice of him
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