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[Soundguy]

Wow. Looks like a converted boat trailer.

yup! fer sure.

 

[davcog]

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Now that is funny!:salute:

 

[aczlan]

Nice convertible tow vehicle.
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Looks like that was a conversion van, or a RV in its previous life...

Aaron Z

 

[two_bit_score]

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[two_bit_score]

i haven't seen those, but i do know of that bridge. i had a video of it. i will see if i can find it

here is it

World's Toughest Bridge

Thanks for the laughs! Thats funny!

 

[two_bit_score]

I almost fallout of my chair laughing with ya on this one! :laughing:

Some of those 11 foot 8 videos are pretty spectacular.

Reminds me of a time I had a set of stock racks in my truck because I was going to pick up some feeder pigs after work. Well anyway I went to lunch and didn't even think about it and went through a drive through. Get my food at the window in my old ford straight 6 with a granny gear and as I pull away I years disturbing sound. I decide to give it some throttle and hopefully the noise will stop. It did after momentarily getting much much worse.
Look in my rear view mirror just in time to see the metal awning helicoptering to the ground frame and all ripped off the building. About 5 heads sticking out the window. I told them they could turn it in on my insurance or I could fix it after I eat my food like it never happened.
I fixed it and left smarter even if I did feel awfully dumb.

 

[cqaigy2]

A little off topic but, speaking of forgetting about what's up there. My wife worked for a bicycle company, you might remember a sitcom that took place in the 90's in New York and for a number of years he got a new bike that was hung up on the wall.

This company designed and manufactured expensive bicycles and one day one of their sales people was taking a few prototypes to a very bike show that was all about what will be coming up for the new year. Sports writers etc all reporting on and hyping the coming models.

So off he goes to California, they put the bikes up on top of his car and he takes off down the road. After many hours on the road, he pulls into the hotel to check in, drives and he forgot all about the bikes and didn't pay any attention to "low overhead" sign. From what i remember, all the bikes were destroyed not to mention the damage to the top of his car. So no new bikes for the show.

 

[Pixguy]

A little off topic but, speaking of forgetting about what's up there. My wife worked for a bicycle company, you might remember a sitcom that took place in the 90's in New York and for a number of years he got a new bike that was hung up on the wall. This company designed and manufactured expensive bicycles and one day one of their sales people was taking a few prototypes to a very bike show that was all about what will be coming up for the new year. Sports writers etc all reporting on and hyping the coming models. So off he goes to California, they put the bikes up on top of his car and he takes off down the road. After many hours on the road, he pulls into the hotel to check in, drives and he forgot all about the bikes and didn't pay any attention to "low overhead" sign. From what i remember, all the bikes were destroyed not to mention the damage to the top of his car. So no new bikes for the show.

Must have been Lou's. He must play his music loud or wear headphones.

 

[joshuabardwell]

A little off topic but, speaking of forgetting about what's up there. My wife worked for a bicycle company, you might remember a sitcom that took place in the 90's in New York and for a number of years he got a new bike that was hung up on the wall.

If my memory serves, that was a Klein.

 

[davcog]

On a lighter note - this would be wrong if it were on the interstate but firewooding in my neighborhood it is just fine.:laughing:

Small potatoes don't have pictures but my brother has a full size Oliver tractor. He pulls an 8ft pick-up dump bed trailer with a home made log splitter behind the trailer. Oh, the log splitter has an old Ford Pinto engine driving the hydraulics.