Old Iron

[YesDeere]

I absolutely love the R. The pony motors are so stout themselves.

[Rustyiron]

great pics!
If (anyone) you ever get to Montana, near Flathead Lake, there is the best "museum" that I have ever seen there. It's called the "History of America" -or something like that. It is a personal collection of the coolest stuff from the USA. I stumbled upon it about 8 years ago, had my first digital camera with me & filled the "chip". Found a wmart and went back the next day for more! Everything from A-Z there. For the old iron lovers & general admirers of our country's past (manufacturing) history. Sorry for the "big" pictures, this was before I knew to size them for the web.

[LJH]

Sure.
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Wow, a two-fer and both beautiful. Lucky SOB, ain't ya.

[YesDeere]

2nd that!

[LJH]

For the old iron lovers & general admirers of our country's past (manufacturing) history.

I am all of the above and they'd have to call the cops to get me out of that place. More pictures!

[YesDeere]

2nd that!

[RDrancher]

Wow, a two-fer and both beautiful. Lucky SOB, ain't ya.

Yeah, I did somethin right somewhere!

I'm loving the photos! The History of America photos remind me of the awesome display at the Ponderosa Ranch in Lake Tahoe. It had everything from Model T's with steel-paddle rear wheels and skis on the front to timber and steel built mining machinery. I read that most of the buildings are still there, but it's closed now. It's too bad that places like that and the Roy Rogers Museum are gone now. A sign of the times I guess...

[AroniaFarmer]

Are videos welcome on this thread? I have one of my ford 8n that I can post if you want.

[RDrancher]

I posted these somewhere before, but hey...its an old iron thread right?



And from the bathroom wall at the NH dealer...

[YesDeere]

On the wall at the museum. Rednecks are the same. Pick a decade.