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A Horse With No Name

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  1. 1939 Packard 12 passenger coach Torino... Buick Wildcat... Not a car but....
  2. Worked from 6:30 AM yesterday until 1 AM doing snow removal, took about an hour and a half break in the middle of the day.
  3. Aghhhhh...from now on the only girls that shall recieve my attention shall be amish. Can we have a beautful buggies thread?
  4. What is the google monster? 58 Chevy...
  5. Still hot though. Pontiac!
  6. Mustang! Mustang also...errr...um...mustang two!...ohhhh wait....Mustang too...unless it si drivng...then it is Mustang to...
  7. More vintage drag car... With the vintage firestone slick, this is awesome...
  8. Not a car, but Shirley McLane, the Indy 500 trophy... While we are doing old racing pics, Torino... Since I know Oldshurst will be here... He likes the Bruins, but all I can say is Maple leafs for the win! Neat old pace car... I could go for some drag racing... Corvette, again....I love 70's style drag cars, I jusut really do.
  9. Sorry....I find this hot... And this hot also. Charger! Moar Mopar...
  10. That 70's house... Today in History...
  11. Sound relationship advice... I asasume so. Unsound relationship advice...
  12. I really like it... Humor for today...
  13. Not every car needs to be fast to be fun. I would give eye teeth for a nice two door GM car 48-54. Not fast but I bet I would enjoy driving it. As a convertible...wow...
  14. My dad had one, was a fun car to drive in high school. Delta 88 Pace car is one of my favorite cars of the era.
  15. Neat pic ofr old machinist lathe...old wagon. What model and year car is this? Oliver scroll saw, large... Being towed home behind a Chevy Silverado... Owned by Chad Stoughtenger.... My dad's first car was a 1950 Studebaker...
  16. Perfect, for the car lover and woodworker in me. It needs a good claybar and some carnuba after that...
  17. Since we talked about the beauty of balck and white.. This car is gorgeous. I really think 55-57 full size GM cars, teh 68-72 A bodies, and the modern W bodies are some fo the finest general transportation cars GM ever built. Fabulous. Small dog added via photoshop for Robert Hall....not really but...it made a good story.
  18. If Salvador Dali drove a Ford Truck... The previous one for Balthazar, the nest one for Oldshurst... One for Ocnblu... Purple not 'blu but I think it will do...
  19. Wood carving by Ina Kruit...
  20. Bison from my 5 mile winter hike yesterday....at Battelle darby Creek park...wife and I went...was beautiful...trails not busy though at 18 degrees. Wonder why? We are about to get hit. On snow removal duty here at work. This photograph is by Julie Eiber. Moe wood art, unsure of who carved these or who took the photograph.
  21. Spalted maple. I have two logs in the driveway to turn when I get time off Wednesday...not my work...but love this wood. Bought a stainless steel excercise bench for my wife. Got to the dudes shop to pick it up and he has half a Boxx 302, a real boss 302, on his wall. Tree fell on the car a few decades ago, this was a parts car for another Boss 302 he restored. He still has the motor, tranny, shock towers, and a bunch of parts. He is thinking about rebuilding the shell and putting this back on the road... More wood art...
  22. About to get it in Columbus also. Painful not seeing the SS in a heated garage. I did see a 1970 thunderbird out and about yesterday...decent shape.....18 degrees out. My wife and I took a five mile winter hike. Some wood turning for Monday. Not my work! Flames, not just for that 34 Ford street rod...
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