OT - What's wrong with THIS picture ???

[49D-24BusCpe]

'TT,

    Does your M-37 have a 230" or 251"?

Walt

[Trucker Tim]

It has a stock 230. Runs like a top.

(my Buddy's howitzer)

Edited December 12, 2017 by Trucker Tim

[Flatie46]

Really cool, thanks for sharing!

[Trucker Tim]

My Pleasure!

It's a privilege to own one of these classic vehicles. I figure I'm just a temporary "care-taker".

They all are a part of our history. The M-37 was restored in Honor of my Father who spent his entire adult life in the Military.

The Plymouth brings back a very large part of my past.

 

We the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful.
We have done so much, with so little, for so long, we are now qualified to do anything, with nothing.                                                                                                                                                              

Mother Teresa

[Flatie46]

I bet it would have made your dad proud. 

[Trucker Tim]

Thanks Flatie46.

  We would like to think he would be. 40 years he spent in the Military in some form. Dad always wanted an old Military vehicle but never would spend the money. "Family first."

We sold a 1948 Willys to provide the funds for the Plymouth and 34 years ago I had a 84 Harley FXRS. Cool. Had a 54 "pan" before that.

[Flatie46]

Owned an FXR...well now, I raise my glass to you sir.  I really love mine,  best handling Harley ever.  I remember reading all the bike magazines back in the 80's and looking to see what the editors and staff road, a lot owned an FXR.  I didn't understand until I owned one.  They quit making the FXR due to the cost involved in the frame ( last hand welded ).  I also own a '92 Ultra, great bike love the EVO engine. Rode it to Sturgis in '15 for the 75th Anniversary, then on to Colorado,  rode trail ridge road. Did 4300 miles in 13 days. Not bad for a bike that qualified for antique tags, not a single issue. 

 I see your FXR has the EVO engine, sweet package.  Looks new in the pic. Why would you sell such a nice one? 

What about the Pan, was it all original, chopped, bobber?

[Trucker Tim]

The "pan" was a chopper. Bought it the way it sits. Just was not too practical. 1954????? Maybe?? Gettin' old.

[Flatie46]

That's cool ole bike. I dig it!  Bet you miss that one.

[greg g]

Trucker Tim, sent you a PM.

[Trucker Tim]

Hey Flatie46, I do miss both of them. My Lori didn't like the new one. It's long gone, she's still here!

[iowa51]

Noticed the 20 MPH sign.

Going 20 MPH over a speed bump is going to jar you and your vehicle pretty good. 

[Trucker Tim]

And we know something about "bumps" in the road in Iowa.