Automobiles

[TonyP]

^^^ the rear glass in that thing is roughly the size of a pool table, isn't it?

At least the same size as the hood.

[claritycycler]

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I tried to remember but couldn't, what car/year is this?

[TonyP]

I tried to remember but couldn't, what car/year is this?

'66 or '67 Dodge Charger.

Not mine.

[Bobonli]

I stumbled upon this '59 Rambler at a local car show. Didn't even know we had a local car show. Immediately brought back a flood of memories because my father had the sedan version of this (I think, memory is a little fuzzy) growing up in Brooklyn. I distinctly remember sliding around on the back seat because there were no safety belts; heck I doubt there were car seats either in the late 60's. This specimen was spotless. Rescued from Maine and restored.

[rwsaunders]

[robin3mj]

I am 99% sure this is the same truck as the guy next to our rental house in SC this week.
Just amazing and does nothing to diminish my lust for an old Defender or Range Rover some day.

[htwoopup]

Next door to the clam wholesale market…

Look center stage and stage right…



And this view also requires looking background…

[TonyP]

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Saw this one today.

[TonyP]

Next door to the clam wholesale market…

Look center stage and stage right…



And this view also requires looking background…

Shux, no picture of the open engine compartment.

[vertical_doug]

I am 99% sure this is the same truck as the guy next to our rental house in SC this week.
Just amazing and does nothing to diminish my lust for an old Defender or Range Rover some day.

these things a dime a dozen over here. Come on over and I'll take you shopping.

[j44ke]

I am 99% sure this is the same truck as the guy next to our rental house in SC this week.
Just amazing and does nothing to diminish my lust for an old Defender or Range Rover some day.

[robin3mj]

these things a dime a dozen over here. Come on over and I'll take you shopping.

In-laws are moving to Dorset so I may take you up on that.

[vertical_doug]

In-laws are moving to Dorset so I may take you up on that.

Remember it’s not rust. It’s patina

[ides1056]

That chalk spray pen is slick, and this is the best argument for a Festool saw system that I have ever seen. Very cool video.

[72gmc]

Remember it’s not rust. It’s patina

(see the first short--I recommend you turn down headphones or speakers before clicking)

https://youtube.com/shorts/m_BWrZBsp5A?feature=share

[72gmc]

More of her style of rust remediation:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuUvq...IzYTJhMTRmYQ==

[ides1056]

I am missing out on so much. Who knew?

[claritycycler]

Amphibious "auto" emerging from SB harbor today, beautiful day but on the hot side, note the Land Shark name, I first saw that on SNL comedy skit, then a small builder produced Land Shark bikes, I'm betting the owner took the name from either or both.

[72gmc]

My kids are both under 25 and they both love the land shark skit. High art!

[j44ke]

That chalk spray pen is slick, and this is the best argument for a Festool saw system that I have ever seen. Very cool video.

That guy and his dad are re-building a 18th century (I think that's correct) farm house in France, and the carpentry and masonry skills are very high level.

And Festool stuff is just incredible. Just there dust extraction system is terrific. And then there are the track saws, etc. etc. etc.