jingles1928

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Did you find the pot of gold in the grain bin?

Hopefully she has a little more Border Collie than Aussie. Our four year old Aussie thinks he is a six month old puppie. Cute dog.

Sure looks like an F. Friend of mine in PA has a original that may show up at RPRU if the stars are in alignment.

I think the KB-3 was considered a one ton. Could be some one with more knowledge can confirm this.

Is there a decibel meter with a high enough range to test it?❤️

Looks like something off a fancy Scout. I like it.

If not west coast I would go with the small squares. tough decision.

I like planes, especially the experimental. There is a EAA chapter at our little local airport. Bring em on.

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My D-35 was a fire truck Not a speck of rust on the body. However the cab had holes in the cab corners for the pump inlet and outlets. Back of cab was cut to make room for the pump, various holes in dash and seat support for switches and pump controls. Cost me over $3000.00 to just fix the holes. Truck looks like a bargain to me depending on cab holes.

If those ties are as heavy as the ones today there are some real men there. Did not see one overweight guy there.

That sucks. Love the build.

I drive 675 more than I care to. It does have underpasses and a million idiot drivers. State route 444 runs right along side Area C and has no underpasses. Fairly straight also. Area C is where the flight lines and runways are. Area B is where the Air Force museum is and does have a runway but is only used to bring planes to the museum. True most of Wright -Patt is underground. I used to deliver to base head quarters every once in a while. You stopped at the gate and a guard rode with you to the building and from the building. They opened the trailer doors unloaded and closed the doors. I was not allowed to leave the cab. There is no dock, you pull through the building into the first basement. I have been told there is six stories below ground but don't know for a fact.

That is a terrible thing to do to a cleaning lady

Diamond T ?

My '82 s-2300 had them. IH used them for a lot of years.

Fuel cap on a step tank for trucks. Most of them have a small chain hooked to the middle of cap with a rod on the other end so they don't get lost while fueling. If that is from the watermelon truck it is much newer than the previously thought High Wheeler.?

New dog in the neighbor hood. Owners couldn't keep him when they moved. Mother was a german shepard, father jumped the fence. Lab Mastiff or Rot maybe, make a guess and help me out.

From what I understand about these road trains is that you would need an airplane to pass one.?

That is what happens when you pass on the right.?

The only thing that would make this better is it ending up with a blast from a 12 ga shotgun.

If you didn't know better you would think that was factory. Nice job

Dogwood?

Dog is a shepard. Lot of good ideas thanx. Our last dog was a Australian shepard, Hard to not compare them but they are two completely different personalities. I believe patience is going to be the key.