just some fun pix

[Tripper]

Hahahaha!!!

BoB

 

[Tripper]

Koool stuff!!!

BoB

 

[maverickmk]

They walk among us my friends

 

[maverickmk]

 

[maverickmk]

 

[dutch]

haha at least he has a good view on the t/a [cl

 

[Old Iron]

I was thinking. What the heck are you talking about??? then duh [cl[cl[cl

 

[Tripper]

Fools!!!

 

[Sam_Fear]

Every time I see this pic I laugh at the idea somebody thought that was a good enough idea to make a prototype! They wouldn't be walking among us very long!

They walk among us my friends

 

[rvreddog]

Darwin needed a little help?

 

[Sam_Fear]

 

[forbigpicture]

Have to dig a hole to get any lower....[ddd ^^

 

[forbigpicture]

 

[smallfoot]

"Ray Weishaar, winner of 100-mile race at Norton, Kansas. October 22, 1914. Time 2 hr. 1½ min. World record." Lawrence Ray Weishaar (1890-1924), the "Kansas Cyclone" and rider for the Harley-Davison "Wrecking Crew," died at the age of 33 after crashing his bike during a race in Los Angeles.

 

[smallfoot]

one for Mac

1926 DC Robey Motor Co.

 

[Tripper]

Love these old fillin' station fotos!!!

BoB

 

[MercuryMac]

Thank you for the picture, Smallfoot. I'm guessing that tractor is a 1926 Fordson. It looks a bit like the '27 Twin City that I'm working on, the wheels especially.

 

[smallfoot]

Yeah I spotted the tractor but thought it might be a Twin City like yours...

 

[forbigpicture]

 

[Willowbilly3]

"Ray Weishaar, winner of 100-mile race at Norton, Kansas. October 22, 1914. Time 2 hr. 1½ min. World record." Lawrence Ray Weishaar (1890-1924), the "Kansas Cyclone" and rider for the Harley-Davison "Wrecking Crew," died at the age of 33 after crashing his bike during a race in Los Angeles.

Great picture!! The board tracks were short-lived. 100 mph on a bicycle with the tire technology they had then, killed a lot of racers, and this one too.