The new tag is a pre 50's derelict. No self portraits.......
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Good job on the tag!
We have elk and alpaca within riding distance, but not as close as the bison.
The next tag I can get, but I'll let someone else give'r a go, I've gotten a few lately.Comment
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Garth go back and ask them if they will trade for a GS or two. I promise they will be in better condition than those. I'd love to have that '29-30 Ford pick up to haul bikes in. Even the '52-3 Willys would do with a trailer.
I can pull this off tomorrow if no one beats me to it. Suppose to take a ride to a MC and Car swap meet at Destination Daytona Harley tomorrow morning.Comment
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This one was kinda easy,
1928 Dodge 4 door sedan, (mine)
1916 Studebaker 4 door touring,
1939 Chevy cabover truck,
1937 Chevy pickup,
1950 Ford coupe,
1949? Desoto coupe......
1952 Caddy, outside the gate. (for sale)
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Next Tag, a giant chess, checkers, etc. board.
Extra points if the storage shed for the chess pieces was built by your Grandfather in the '50s, which kinda goes with the last tag.
It's funny how things line up like that in life.
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Or a shuffle board if nobody can find a Chess board that's big enough?Comment
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Good tag... I'm running out of original ideas....
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From the ghost in the machine that actually rides more than a keyboard...
"As I HAD to test ride the bike with the new, easy as can be to tune, cheapo pods/jetting to replace the factory plenum and
open K & N air filter that used to be in there and to try out another seat, this is as close as I can get to a checker board pattern.It is a faded checkered flag at the old entrance to the Reno Air Races." "You can almost make out the old black and white squares."
If it passes, I'll post Erics next tag.Last edited by Guest; 05-14-2013, 10:32 AM.Comment
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I like it. I couldn't for the life of me even think of where one was near me.sigpic
When consulting the magic 8 ball for advice, one must first ask it "will your answers be accurate?"
Glen
-85 1150 es - Plus size supermodel.
-Rusty old scooter.
Other things I like to photograph.....instagram.com/gs_junkie
https://www.instagram.com/glen_brenner/
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closest I could find was a 6 hour round trip, lol.Comment
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We've got them. Though I'd have to illegally drive over some park grass to get to them. { not that I'm above that }
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I guess we move on......
A LARGE excavator! Not a little baby one.
This is an average size excavator actually as it is a 330 model CAT.
The biggest one that I have worked on (CAT model) is a 375.
Google it!
Eric
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BANG!!! Eric got it
Good tag.
Is that a 79/81 GS? Code?
Ghost in the shell is one of my favorite manga's.
I'm about to embark on a 280mi ride to SoCal to see my daughter for her 20th B-day. As I don't know how to post pictures from my smart(er than me) phone, anybody willing to post tags I email to them, on my behalf?
If so, pm me your email address.
Eric, in Cal.
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Due to 'spring break-up' we currently have road bans in place.
That means right now no one can move heavy machinery around because the roads are too soft.
Biggest one I could find was a 322, lol.
I'm sure this one doesn't qualify large, so good luck to everyone else after this tag.
This one is too small and IS NOT the tag.Comment
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Eric says: "Big enough to be an excavator.I just didn't want any pictures of backhoes or tiny little rental ex's.
Post the damn next tag and keep this thing rolling...."
So for the next tag,
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A green roof ? They're building a high rise next door to me. Oh joy, I get to listen to the racket for the next year and a half.
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