Random photos: Got anything interesting, unique, strange?
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Yup, for now. Not anywhere enough room for the diesel and the 'zuki trans without stretching the already wired frame another four inches. When I quit working for a living(6 more months, 6 more months, 6 more months) I may try to hunt down a Harley box. There is a go kart in my SIL's garage that will be able to make use of that CVT in the future.
528 bridge over Moraine State Park
I got a bug up my ass to dethatch my lawn yesterday. It only took me about 10 minutes to realize it would be July by the time I finished raking the loose thatch from my acre by hand. I went and bought a tow behind lawn sweeper. This two hours of sweeping.
Driving home from a hike today and I see this oddity...
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You're right. What a strange choice of wheels for a '64-'66 Chevy.
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Swamp Yankee
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Like this......
Just like Burger King, have it your way. All custom per the needs of the customer.
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Kiwi TJ
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Better that its a long bed than a short one...I guess size does matter lol
Yesterday was my final flight, due to the temperatures I didn’t get a wetting down. But I did get the champagne shower from my peers.
from what I’ve seen not many of us rotary guys makes it all the way to retirement while still being on flight status.
It was definitely one of those bittersweet moments.
Now on to the next chapter
from what I’ve seen not many of us rotary guys makes it all the way to retirement while still being on flight status.
It was definitely one of those bittersweet moments.
Now on to the next chapter
Washed the winter dust off the DeSoto.
Spent the last day and a half dicking with a cracked elbow on the oil filter return pipe. Five minutes to replace the elbow. The rest of the time was pulling the starter to get to the elbow, putting the starter back in, and reinstalling the oil filter. This includes looking for the wrench that was just in my hand, crawling under the car to get the wrench I just dropped, crawling out from under the car because I left the wrench I needed under car on top of the engine. Also found other things that need to be dealt with in the future. Anyone that thinks older cars were easier to work on never worked on one of these.
Spent the last day and a half dicking with a cracked elbow on the oil filter return pipe. Five minutes to replace the elbow. The rest of the time was pulling the starter to get to the elbow, putting the starter back in, and reinstalling the oil filter. This includes looking for the wrench that was just in my hand, crawling under the car to get the wrench I just dropped, crawling out from under the car because I left the wrench I needed under car on top of the engine. Also found other things that need to be dealt with in the future. Anyone that thinks older cars were easier to work on never worked on one of these.