Thread: random stuff

Tweet

this fellow has picked up another 55 .. he has a yard full of stuff for sale .. a few i have posted ..

dont try this at home folks .. a friend of mine who is a bit of a welder /fabricator got quite agitated at the frequency of one of his neighbors to set off booming fireworks decided to level a small atomic blast himself .. he took his 55 gallon fire burning drum and filled up a medium sized garbage bag with oxy/accetlene (spelling?) from his toarch set .. then proceeded to fabricate a flaming trigger device which he pulled up into the drum from about 200 feet away .. the ensuing blast was felt 1/4 mile away and no doubt heard for many miles .. it was about a hour before anyone else in the hood began setting off thier smaller stuff .. he said the law came by very quickly but did not stop to inquire as to the nature of the sonic boom ..my 4th was`nt so spectatular . just watched the history channel all day ..

1950 Chevrolet Club Coupe 437 original, actual miles!
Now here is a car with a story...

Purchased new by Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Trueblood of Modesto . Shortly after purchasing this car, Mr. Trueblood took a day off to go fishing. While waiting for the 'big one'€ to bite he witnessed a woman fall out of her boat. Mr. Trueblood jumped in to help only to fall victim of a fatal heart attack. Mrs. Trueblood returned the car home and placed it in the garage for the next 12 years. The odometer reading at that time (1962) was 413 miles.

Mrs. Trueblood lived next door to a used car lot owned by Mr. William E. Wilson (now 81 years old). Mr. Wilson spoke with her frequently and often told her he would like to buy the car for himself to keep. In 1962 the time had come. Mrs. Trueblood told Mr. Wilson she needed a car for her bookkeeper who didn'€™t really care for the he ol'€™ Chevy and would prefer a Rambler. No problem. Mr. Wilson went down to the local Rambler dealer and bought a brand new one for $1,650.00 ($100.00 over cost) and made the swap.

He then took the car home and parked it with 433 actual miles. And there it sat for the next 45 years, occasionally being started and moved in and out of the garage. In 2007 Mr. Wilson decided to sell the car and started spreading the word around Modesto that the ol'€™ Chevy with 433 miles es on it was for sale. Many had heard about the car, but hardly anyone had ever laid eyes on it. In fact, according to Mr. Wilson he believes he only showed the car to about 5 people in 45 years. Word spread quickly about the car and soon a buyer arrived ready and willing to pay the $60,000.00 asking price. When Mr. Wilson told me the story of this car he complained heavily of the 'capital gains'€ tax he was required to pay and wished he had never sold it. As of this writing, Mr. Wilson is still alive and well in Modesto and can verify the miles and originality of this car. Simply put, this is a true 100% factory original survivor (that includes the air in the tires).

This ol'€™ Chevy now has 437 37 original miles and is most likely the world'€™s lowest mileage 1950 Chev. Anyone ne who knows anything about old cars knows that this is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. If you are looking for a safe investment, here it is.

They don'€™t get any safer -- that I can an guarantee!
I have priced the car quite reasonably and FIRMLY at $59,950.00.Portland, Oregon 97216 USA

when i wore a childs clothes money did`nt flow as freely as it does today .. i worked hauling hay or rode my bicycle for hundreds of miles finding returnable coke bottles .. fetched a knickle a piece they did !!! .. but one of my most enterprising ideas did`nt pan out too well and only recently have i figured out why .. i would pull a small wagon behind my bike and go buy watermellons for 25 cents a piece with my coke bottle money and peddle them to folks in the neighborhood .. after selling all i had on my wagon and tallying up the take `id usually just break even .. i thought i was charging a fair price at twenty five cents each .. then after thinking about it for a bit i came to the conclusion i was`nt selling enuff .. i needed a bigger wagon

long time no see.

thats what i thought at first when i saw all the " BOX " cars in one place .. seems they`re headed for a scion convention .. is that what they are ?

Looks more like a flock of toasters to me......................

no they must be Lamborginias

again with the birds.. this thing sits on our dock at work daring anyone to come near .. there are three of them in the area .. they swoop down and pick up pine cones .. they chew pine bark off the trees .. i think they must be a mating pair trying to ween a fledgling from the nest ..

..there`s a church in the valley by the wildwood
...no lovelier place in the vale
...no spot is so dear to my childhood
...as the little brown church in the dell
for those of you needing a bit of spiritual encouragement .. now you know where rainbows come from .. the " little brown church in the dell

i`m sure most of you are familiar with the history of the fued between the Hatfields and McCoys .. this fellow is a real McCoy .. a direct descendant of them folks .. he can tell tales he had heard as a youngen ..

same fellow from post # 121 has found another cool old car ..

that`s terrible i know but it`s so funny .... anywho .. iv`e recently had some adware and spyware removed from my computor and now it wont save my logins .. i have to log in every time i go to a web site .. what has the fellow changed on my system to not allow log in memory .. i hate having to log in every time i go to my fav sites .. i always deleted cookies about once a month but now it seems they delete every time i shut down my system ..

in the interest of fair viewing .. there are even old tractor enthusiast in my home town .. this little parade happened last weekend .. bout 75 old tractors of varrying years and makes went on a 40 mile lap .. several had wagonloads of kids and senior citizens .. i thought i mite liked to have road along till i found out it was a 7 hour trip .

he changed your security settings. go to internet options and reset them.