1950 Special Deluxe

Little to no rust to deal with.

Touché it used to be illegal to sell/buy alcohol in Saskatchewan on Sundays. We paid good money for beer on Sundays, cold was optional. my one buddies dad loved to sell us his crappy beer at full cost.

When I was just getting into motorcycles, I was 14. In Canada $6.00 could fill a 5 gallon (Imperial) gas can or buy 12 beer. We think we have tough decisions to make now.

Be safe Keith. We have the heat in Saskatchewan, some fires in the North. But we safe. Neil

Delivery included. Looks like both parties are happy with the deal. 👍

Check out the car in the background of this Vintage Harley.

Cold War Motors is great. Long time viewer.

That’s my sketch. When the brake is released, the coil drops out and via the NC contacts on the relay my limit switch mounted by the carb is energized. Thru the NC portion of the limit switch the yellow light comes on. When the gas is pressed the rod that runs the carb moves and it breaks the NC limit and the NO turns on the Green light. Sorry for the long explanation, but it makes sense to me and it works.

Here’s a couple of pictures from my manual. 1950 Dodge Special Deluxe, Canadian version

Looks like rain as well. I remember when it used to rain put here. There was very little snow cover this year, we had grass fires in March. Normally, they aren’t a concern until mid May.

I was told a long time ago, ”The only way you can be sure of doing nothing wrong is by doing nothing. Every time you do something, you run the risk of doing some wrong.”

I enjoyed following along on the original trip. Will enjoy this it again Thursday. It will be a great ride. Thanks for taking the time

Another great story. Happy Birthday George, have a great day.

In normal times, our Antique Auto Club meets at the local museum. In our club not only the cars are antiques. They installed a designated charge station in the museum a few years ago. It was being used regularly before everything shut down. A Tesla dealership is in the process of opening here.

He had a nice collection of cars and other stuff. I got mine picked up, even last fall my work had us isolating for 2 weeks if we left Saskatchewan.