Recent content by Lazerwolf

We had these growing up. Ours were red and yellow not red and blue. My brother and I did every stupid thing you could think of with them and we're both still kicking 50+ years later. Of course, these were not the only toys things we did stupid stuff with. Clackers, chemistry sets, BB guns...

Same here!

Agree. On my 74 Charger, the screw holes are farther out and 5" apart. On my 72 Charger, the screw holes are as pictured and about 3 1/8" apart.

My first car was a 1970 New Yorker four door, triple green with a 440. We would load it up with 3 across each seat and still not be touching shoulders. Loved that car and only had two complaints. The lack of a sure grip on mine along with 3.23 gears (I think) made that steel brick a dog off...

Happy B-Day KD. I've heard the more birthdays you have, the longer you'll live.

6 72 Charger (my first car I bought in high school) 74 Charger 2005 Daytona Ram 2011 Chrysler 200 Limited (hard top convertible) 2013 Dodge Durango 2016 Charger Hellcat

Definitely remember Farrell's, Burger Chef and Howard Johnson's. Visited those frequently, especially Burger Chef in Muskegon, Michigan. Only Red Barn I knew of was an adult theatre in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Shady place but gone now though I believe.

Charlie Westover. Heard this song far too many times. He grew up right here in my small town of Michigan. My neighbor graduated with him. Neighbor said he was an odd duck but he used to play pep assemblies at school for them. Small museum downtown in his honor. We used to have a summer...

Happy Birthday. Buy yourself a soda from us!

I recently found this band. Normally a metal head or classic rocker but something about them I just like.

Wanted a smoker for a long time so wife bought me a Traeger for Christmas. I have it right beside my 1997 Weber propane grill. I would say we use either one of these 5 or 6 times a week, just depends on what we have to cook and how much time.

Been around for many years. The one I don't understand is when these younger kids dye their hair grey or white. Make these teenagers/young 20's (mostly women) look like they are 40+. Too old to understand any of this.

Found this and it's almost embarrassing. In 1944, privates serving in World War II with less than 3 years service made $50 a month, or $676.51 in 2016 dollars. I have no clue but I would guess a large percent were drafted and had less than 3 years service.

My family and friends walk in and never knock or ring door bell. Saves me from getting up and answering door.

Nice! That looks like a blast. Enjoy it.