BigDaddyO

I believe that.

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Just don't give up. Don't let the nay sayers get you down. http://www.butchscoolstuff.com/eng-trans-mounting-kits-4/ Google is your friend.

Talk about a camper! http://theoldmotor.com/?p=148503

Anybody seen this?

It might also be a splendid time to develop an interest in collecting and running old 'Hit and Miss' engines and machinery.

"figure out the codes enforcement, either get in spec or know the loopholes well." I agree, learn the codes and use them as best you can. Find out if you can raise hogs and pen them on his side of your property. Chickens too with an early morning rooster. Another option is to have weekend B-B Q's with the local Harley enthusiasts. During the week too, what the heck. You could also start a heavy metal band and practice in the garage or better, a shed near his property line. Do you plat the trombone? Might be time to start. Oh, get some security cameras and aim them at yours and his property line.

Somebody please post a picture of a 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner hood with the correct chrome (stainless) trim.

I think that is the septic system.

I did read about, that's how I found the picture. Searched the interweb, like I usually do when I find something that interests me, and was quite impressed the the while endeavour, right up until they got to Antarctica and couldn't get traction, hence my earlier comment. Anyone, seriously, anyone who lives where there is snow and has driven in it, knows that you need snow tires. Duh. Those skins were designed for use in the swamp. I mean come on. They should have at the very least, tested them once in some snow. All that effort, the planning, building, transporting, everything and considering that they were, in reality, going to the ends of the earth and no one thought of that? They even had two spares. I liked the 4 electric motors, one for each wheel. I was an impressive set up for sure, all for what, about a trip of 100 miles? And there is video footage of it being unloaded and breaking the ramp.

In keeping with the camper theme. And who knew that Arctic Cruiser was red?

What's the black thingy you are holding in the first photo?

Yeah, who could have figured that those smooth tires wouldn't get traction in the snow? Sorry about the Forrd.

From 1939

Here's a camper for you.

I always feel sorry for the children when I see this sign;

Problem with this method is getting the required number without getting run over by oncoming traffic.

Stop signs required me to always 'Squeal Tires On Pavement'. I remember signage off the N.Y.S. Thruway onto the Mass Pike that read; 'Squeeze Left', always thought that was strange. It's gone now Would have liked it as a wall hanger.