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You mean Oldsmobile don't you? My Dad had a 54.
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mrbigbluelight wrote: »CH46E those fellows in the platoon pic look like they're dressed for duty in the Pacific.
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This Ford was in pristine shape.
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That's bad a$$! Love it.
The blue cooler sticks out like a sore thumb though. I wonder what the top speed was...you think it would go faster than 35mph?
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That looks like it might be a pre-Model T Ford(???).
I looked up the Model S, but it doesn't look quite right to me.
^^^ 1907 Model S Ford.
EDIT: Naah -- the more I think about it... probably a "T" with a custom body (not uncommon, even when new). Late model Ts (second half of the 1920s) even had four wheel brakes
and could be purchased in colors besides black (actually, very early Ts could be bought in other colors, too)... but by then the parade had passed the T by.
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we had a cold front blow through this evening.
Things got all sort of swirly, but it was also so small it didn't really seem threatening -- just interesting.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »we had a cold front blow through this evening.
Things got all sort of swirly, but it was also so small it didn't really seem threatening -- just interesting.
That would make me a little nervous!
Why dont you have some German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois and Dobermans running around that beautiful property???? -
mhardy6647 wrote: »we had a cold front blow through this evening.
Things got all sort of swirly, but it was also so small it didn't really seem threatening -- just interesting.
That would make me a little nervous!
Why dont you have some German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois and Dobermans running around that beautiful property????
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That's bad a$$! Love it.
The blue cooler sticks out like a sore thumb though. I wonder what the top speed was...you think it would go faster than 35mph?
Tom
Just a quick Google shows the top speed of a Model T at 45mph. I'm sure that's pretty brisk and scary in a car that old.
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The Golden Gate Bridge now makes music. You can hear this whistle all over the city
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I am pretty sure I've shared this before -- in fact, heck, I may have seen it here first! -- but (and I am just speculating, now, of course), this might well be Data's joke...
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as seen at audiohaven
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From Facebook: Photo of 6-6-20 Western Nebraska, Chimney Rock, Strawberry Moon -
The hydrangeas are just now coming out in full bloom in upstate SC.
Tom
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Nice Tom. We just planted some Little Lime Hydrangeas around the deck. We have a bunch around the house. Beautiful plants IMO
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I planted my first ever hydrangea yesterday. Don’t know what the PH of my soil is, so I won’t know if they will be blue, purple, or pink. We’ll found out later this year.Where’s the KABOOM?!?! There’s supposed to be an Earth shattering KABOOM!!!
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A cool HELMET!
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I planted my first ever hydrangea yesterday. Don’t know what the PH of my soil is, so I won’t know if they will be blue, purple, or pink. We’ll found out later this year.
My wife planted a couple rusty nails under some blue ones and the flowers are now purple. Very cool. -
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So, viral plagues, recession and other goings-on are nothin' -- here's real evidence that humankind's days are numbered...
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mhardy6647 wrote: »So, viral plagues, recession and other goings-on are nothin' -- here's real evidence that humankind's days are numbered...
Thanks Mark!
I'll stick it on the shelf, next to my Grimiore.
Between these two & waving chicken bones, I may get this Dual to behave.
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