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[RacerX69]

You must have gotten the memo about posting photos!!!! Love them

Just to let you know... you will not get much "traffic" looking at your post in the new member section. Make sure you post this in the construction section - with a good title about the model and needing help with cables!!! (or something that will catch viewer's eyes!!!)

Very nice grader!!!

A picture of the gearbox and levers in the cab for all the grader functions.

Knuckle Buster by Racer, on Flickr

 

[RacerX69]

My old boss had a 1969 240Z - fast little bugger... Got another friend that collects 240Z, I say collect since he doesn't work on them much!!! Lost count at 7...

I’ve had the race Z up to around 160 or so on long straights.

And 3 wheels going around corners, sometimes on 2.

SIR 5B by Racer, on Flickr


SIR 3 Wheeling by Racer, on Flickr

 

[Thomas]

Nice collection also welcome...enjoy.

 

[tacticalturnip]

You've got a fascinating and eclectic assortment of machines, between your equipment and automobiles. I love it!

 

[Rockbadchild]

Nice 8N and trailer (I love the trailer) and cars but creeper avatar... welcome to TBN

 

[Taryn]

Wow, you've got some great stuff there! Those cars are awesome!

Since there is no Arlington in my state, I couldn't get you to apply with my town to run the grader. The only guy who knew how to run it retired. The road is better when they just don't touch it.

 

[RacerX69]

….. but creeper avatar...

Captain Spaulding from The Devil’s Rejects, played by Sid Haig (rip). You’re not afraid of clowns, are you?

 

[tacticalturnip]

Captain Spaulding from The Devil’s Rejects, played by Sid Haig (rip). You’re not afraid of clowns, are you?

Love Sid Haig, but The Devil's Rejects was the only film I've ever walked out of.

As for a fear of clowns... yeah.

 

[RacerX69]

Love Sid Haig, but The Devil's Rejects was the only film I've ever walked out of.

As for a fear of clowns... yeah.

All of Rob Zombie’s movies stretched the definition of entertainment, didn’t they?

 

[tacticalturnip]

All of Rob Zombie’s movies stretched the definition of entertainment, didn’t they?

He's definitely unique. His films aren't as messed up as the many independent horror films out there, but they're certainly pushing the boundaries of mainstream horror sensibilities.

On the other hand, my issues with his Halloween films revolved around his attempts to humanize Myers, and I didn't like that.