farmer52

They look straight and no rust.

Couple from ATHS Winchester 2013 show...

Looks like Wyoming plate on the front. Calling mike69mackman......road trip!!!

If only I could find a NOS kit for the MH.

Saw this article on Overdrive website.... http://www.overdriveonline.com/blast-from-the-past-archive-overdrives-with-snow-covered-rigs/?utm_source=daily&utm_medium=email&utm_content=01-28-2014&utm_campaign=OVD&ust_id=e0034d9d67

Duh, figured that.... hatcity is my guess too if you were in F-L-A. Marcel already showed his mug.

Give us a few hints...

TMI

Actually, it looks like mhfred's MH.

Dang it!!!! Try it again....sorry.

Mike, I feel your pain. Too cold to do anything outside and not motived to do much inside. If it was warmer (closer to 30 degrees) I would suggest a road trip to look at some F models (ya know where I mean).

Check this out, you'll notice not a word needed saying.... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10202763511232620

Website looks great.

Tom....NICE!

Did some research on the interweb....Snyder's is the "new" Gateway Plaza. Link to history of Gateway http://www.gatewaytravelplaza.com/index.php?page=our-history. On the bottom of the page it states "good food...to this day". They have a stuff-it buff-it with stale food and a Stubway. You can order off the menu but most of the items are taken from the buffet. I don't call that "good food". The only other truck stop in Breezewood is Pilot on the south side of 30 (in front of the old Greyhound Posthouse) closer to I-70. There are lots of convenient/fuel stores and fast food restaurants. Several "modern" motels and several old/closed no tell motels. I remember the HoJos on the PA turnpike. Full service "home cooked" food. The Turnike closed several of the rest stops and reconstructed the old ones into fast food. The only thing I do there is take a wizz. I can get Stubway, Booger King, etc. anywhere. The Midway stop near Bedford PA was a fancy place at one time.

Nice work

On my drive from OH to PA today I witnessed a first on the PA Greenstamp. Driving east just past the toll booth, traffic was backed up in all three (3) lanes. About 1/4 mile ahead I could see a "double wide" plow. But the most interesting part was a regular truck/plow was in the left berm, double wide left and center lanes, and single trucks/plows in right lane and berm. So they were effectively clearing five (5) lanes (moving snow left to right). In back of them was a State Police with his lights on. Traffic was moving about 30 mph until Exit 18 (18 miles from toll booth). Interesting but frustrating. There did not seem to be much snow, perhaps they were "practicing".

I remember the name but can't recall the location. Is it where the Gateway is now?

How do you know if the original dog had nuts? Could have been "tutored"!

I been by Jennies many times when I visit Lancaster. Always a lot of trucks sitting in the parking lot. On Route 30 east past the Outlets. I will have to remember to stop for breakfast the next time I am in the area.

Suggestion - take pics to document the changeout. TIA

Just adjust the "air pressure".

Top Value stamps! I forgot about those. They were "competition" for S&H Green stamps.

Later???? The time is NOW!

Randy, You forgot to mention the "winning" at the Friday night cookout. Mrs. FWD has incentive to attend every year.