A nice herd of Elk hanging out in our field for the last couple weeks. All the pallets are for my son's paintball course, they haven't played it for 3 years but still won't clean up the mess!!
Finally (since moving into a new house) unpacked most of my auto supplies and Bronco parts. Have my workspace all set up and cabinets full of junk, from heat shrink to washers, spray paint to oil pressure gauges, nitrile gloves to CB radios.
Damn I’m glad to have all that finally accessible so I don’t have to search through boxes upon boxes to find something as simple as a blade fuse. Now I just need to get a nice big toolbox to keep all my tools and put it in the corner where my Thule cargo box is. :thumbup
In my experience, one can never have a garage too big, and junk expands to fill available space. (I have a 22'x30' garage, if I only had another 100 square feet everything would fit (for a while)).
Congratulations on the new house.
Like the rest of the you, I know almost nothing about this picture. The photograph comes courtesy of the Library of Congress‘s photo archives, which describes it simply as a “wheeled vehicle with mounted propeller” from October 11, 1922. Herbert A. French donated the photo to the library in 1947. The overhead-camshaft V-8 engine appears to be a World War I Hispano-Suiza aircraft engine and the chassis appears to be a wagon with a truck frame mounted to it. Best guess is this rig was built to test propeller pitch as it seems to be adjustable, possibly by loosening that large nut in the center and rotating the blades? The large wooden beams on chains appear to be chocks to act as a brake to stop movement.
My brothers buddy owns a junk yard and he tells my brother when something good comes in. He tells my brother that he just got in a 1998 Explorer with a lift and do we want it? Long story short, he left us into his yard and pull it on Thanksgiving day!
These lifts are not made any more and I...
So, just sitting here today, feeling kinda cruddy, listening to some tunes and going over the future plans for my 82 resto in my head... Imagining how the interior will be and how it'll look when it's painted... And then it hits me... My bronco honey do list is about a mile longer then my life...
I have a 2006 F150 5.4 XLT 4x4 that recently died after 30 mins of idling, i had recently got the truck from a friend where it say for a while but the past few weeks it ran fine. The truck will only start with starting fluid for about 5-10 seconds until it dies again.I checked the fuel cut off...
In response to BikerPepe's comment :goodfinge on my lack of "randomness" in the Random pic thread, I figured I'd start this one to post some of the old Ford pics (not originals or mine) I've seemed to have accumulated over the years. Not sure how far this will go, but hey, at least I know @...
It's that time of year again..... not like the old days with Johnski and ImlikeOJnow to trash talk too... but I'm sure we have a few college football fans in the house ( I didn't forget you Webber …. GO DUCKS).
Big time Florida Gator fan since the 1980's. It is going to be one hell of year...
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