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Kins Island and Miami Valley Railroad at Kings Island amusement park in Mason, Ohio. It is 2/3 replica of the General.

The railroad station was gone by the time we moved to Maud. The general store was located where the station was. The railroad had been relocated to the east to move the railroad away from some local creeks.

I grew up on the Penn Central main line in Ohio outside Cincinnati. They had boring engine in that time period.

Great song. Arlo is a great musican.

When I retired the sign shop made this up for me. 2018 is the year I retired. The Way is for when you are retired you do stuff your way.

Stacey David's Gearz current episode on RacerTV, formerly MAV TV, is on the restoration of Steam Locomotive 576 in Nashville. Stacey David's Long Train Running

Abandoned Finnish Steam Locomotive that looks like the Hogwarth Express.

At an auction in Taylorsville, Indiana.

There were two Perfect Circle catalog holders and one NAPA catalog holder in it.

This is the NAPA counter catalog cleaned up, with new switch, cord, and light on.

I picked up a NAPA counter catalog holder and spare sign for it over the weekend. This is before I cleaned it up and installed the spare sign.

The 1959 version of the go kart.

Just saw this ad for a Plymouth Fury Go-Cart. It would be neat to find one.

A developer in West Chester, Ohio had a sense of humor in the 1960's. Barret was an old country road. When he developed a subdivision he couldn't resist naming a road Grinn. They have a hard time keeping the street signs there.

Decide on the product before the concrete is poured. The manufacturer of the coating will have some recommendations on surface finishes and mixes for correct adhesion of the product to the concrete. A good vapor barrier, usually 6 mil plastic, is probably needed because moisture from below the...

Merci cars were a gift from France for the train loads of food sent after WWII. Below is a lonk to the Wikipedia page about them. Merci Train - Wikipedia

Ohio's was restored in 2006.

I agree with that. I prefer more space between vehicles if working on them. If you have lifts. You need to consider the width of the lift plus space to walk between the lifts.

"No 16 car deal here, but still followed your basic plan. When I was designing mine, I found it odd that there was not a generally accepted standard for the center line distance between stored cars." The standard for centerline spacing of cars is 9' based on parking lot design standards...

This one at Street Rod Nationals last year.