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Outages in random towns. I heard a mammoth tumble weed caused the line to trip. Wyoming grows world class giant Tumbleweeds and they can bunch up to make trouble, but the power company has not said exactly what happened. Was the trip from solar flares? William Shatner will find out. I don't...

there are 128 pieces of chrome on a fully optioned 58. Costly restoration anyone?

200+mph Tether Car tube on right is the air scoop

1930's push truck

this photo is before 69 as the Scouts don't have markers, but the Travelall on the end does, making it a 68. The Travellall and pickup bodies changed for 69 A decked out Scout in 77 would have cost $10-12,000. As much as a Cadillac. 345 V-8, Chrysler torque flight or T19, Dana 20 transfer...

also at the auction

Seen at a local auction coming up.

Do you know of a shop that has a Sun Distributor machine? Some of the best money I ever spent. The best that car ever ran

So, the battery is the smaller one I assume, in a photo, it had a switch

Olaf: bend over I need another measurement.

Yes, I get my clothes from Omar the tent maker

funnier yet, 2xl is too small. I'll have to put it back on eBay when it gets here. The ad for 3xl says up to 44 inch chest, and that is still too small. I'll need the 4 xl. 6 foot, 212lbs and 40 inch waist (for the record)

layering is the best way to stay warm. 2xl leaves room for a tee shirt and thick flannel shirt. if it's warm, I shouldn't need more. They use a little 12 volt 2ah battery. first thing I saw to copy, shop around for a better price.

a friend has one he likes. 2xl, $100, what the hell

I had one of these 1974 H2. standing on the footpegs and butt slightly off the seat. raises my heart rate thinking about it

you might want to be more specific if you find a magic lamp

It sounds like manufacturer think. What can we do to get heads past warrantee?