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Here you go Ken-

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No, it's just a reflection Paul, it does look like it in all the pictures, except maybe this one.

I'm thinking 3/8 coarse thread, but i'm not sure. My unit is in Concord,Va, 26 miles from me. I do know that the long glitter knobs I had on it were too big, so I wrapped a couple layers of electrical tape around the threads and screwed them on. They might be 7/16, and the aftermarket ones I had are 1/2", or they might be 3/8 and the aftermarket ones were 7/16, so this post actually tells you absolutely nuthin...

I got a tip on facebook yesterday about a B model sitting behind the firehouse in Gladys. So today I rode over to take a look. It was still sitting there, so naturally I took about 13 pictures of it. I've never seen it around before, don't know who's it is, or anything about it, but it's a fine looking unit...except for the green hubs maybe, but to each his own.

Dang! I've exhausted my supply of likes...here you go-

good thinking.

A girl in a car with big boobs with big boobs in a car. I started to delete this one because it was a bad picture but I cleared it up a little bit.

I saw a full moon. I've been practicing taking pictures of the moon. No more girl in a car pictures, just moon pictures. Unloading pipes in Sinking Spring, Pa, just west of Reading. Saw some 'quipment there too. I was playing with the camera while I was waiting my turn to unload. A river, Lancaster, Pa. Some old trucks on rt.30. A combine in a field. Another river, Harper's Ferry, W.V. A bicycle in Cedarville, Ohio. ...OK, A girl near a car.

To catch a thief- Take an old cab and tilt it up at about a 45 degree angle. Prop it up with a stick. Tie a long string to the stick. Place a baloney sammich under the cab. Take the other end of the string and hide in the weeds. When thief tries to take the baloney sammich, jerk the string to pull the stick out. Thief is trapped under cab.

I'm not nearly as good, he probably already knows how to scrape gears. But I must say, this might be my favorite, ol' Twin Stick Pappy is damn good!

A few-

No need to be so modest Larry! Here you go- I think there's a better version of this, but this is the first one I found.

I was planning on going last year but I didn't because it was cold and rainy that day, I didn't know they cancelled the show.

Yes, it was nice, and the weather was beautiful- T shirt weather! And I started to stay home and work on the Dodge. Jo asked me why I had so many pictures of that one girl- the one with the long hair, black top, tight- really,really tight- jeans- and I told her I hadn't even noticed her, she "just happened to be there when I was taking a picture". She did not believe me...I can not understand it, but she did not believe me. Hmmmph!..women. So then I came clean and 'fessed up- "OK, I did notice her spectacular ass in those tight fitting jeans, but it didn't bother me at all- I tried to get her in the pictures just because I knew others would like it, it was not for myself at all, because i'm just that kind of guy, always thinking of others." And oddly enough, she didn't fall for that one either.

Wow- really nice!

Thanks Dave, hope you soon feel better. I wondered where you were, I was looking for you.

Yeah, you were in several more pictures, but you were in the same spot talking to the same people. This is from the cabover KW picture-

Yes I did, that was great- thank you very much for posting all those pictures!

Calling Bulldogman...come in Mack...

This tall guy in this blue shirt?..you might be in some more. I cropped out most of the people in the pictures but the originals are still on the camera. I was wearing a gray Keystone Tractor Museum T shirt, blue jeans, F.L.Moore and Sons Inc. cap, and carrying a camera. Mack Titan-

Jo said something about what some of them were wearing, especially their shoes. I told her I didn't notice what kind of shoes anybody there was wearing. I couldn't help but notice these pants though-

thanks, i'm sure glad you know her. I've been waiting and waiting for her to call me but she never did- she must have lost my number, so i'm gonna give her a call right now.

I cropped this nice looking '68 Chevelle like this because the guy walking by the right front fender had a finger in his nostril about 2 knuckles deep. Didn't notice it when I was taking the picture.