Featured Finds Thread

there is one in a garage down the street where i bought my 1971 Honda 50 trail bike . the hood was laying against the wall beside it and i asked where the rest of it was , in the garage with a mint 56 Thunderbird , nice cars,

 

Aren't you a little big for a 50?

 

Go get that puppy on a trailer and bring it home !!!!!

 

Holy crustoration bait, Batman!

 

Love the rock crysta

Yes, they are wonderful. I could never leave here.

Evelyb, loving the jewelry. The lamp is the bomb, Bear.

 

Go get that puppy on a trailer and bring it home !!!!!

Komo, My Dad had that T-bird, in white with red leather interior. (His accountant had it in PINK!)

Dad got a new T-bird every 2-3 years after that one. (I very specifically remember the '63 convertible - also white with red interior. I also recall how much my mother hated that car!)

His last was a 1969 - the year before they basically changed the T-birds into Lincoln wanna-be's. The '69 got passed down to me, and I drove it until 1977. That was one heavy, cool car to drive.

 

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My friends dad had a 66.....most comfy car I ever rode in......until the Cadi Eldorado ...'74 showed up in my other friends driveway.....

 

((SIGH)) White with red 57 T-bird.... I've hung with one too many car guys. That '74 sounds good too, especially if it was a ragtop. Those are starting to be worth real money. They were the last real land yachts.

 

We used to take it out in the winter....& smash thru snow banks.....like a couple of real jerks !!

Front wheel drive , eh !

 

he's not sellin lol , it looks like this one , but perfect shape lol

 

most comfy car I ever rode in......until the Cadi Eldorado ...'74 showed up in my other friends driveway...

Oh, heavens, Komo. My Dad switched to Eldorados after the '69 T-bird. They might have been comfy, but boy, were they ugly boats! Oh, how I HATED those things, especially in white with red interior (yeah... he was a creature of habit...)

What I remember most about them was that Dad kept his Frank Sinatra tapes (8-tracks!) in the glove box...

 

like this one but needs some tlc, i only weight 120 lbs and 5'2 , this bike is rated for twice that lol

 

i need a front rim (mine crapped out with rust) before i can even move it around . i don't want to take it apart yet as not ready to rebuild it

 

Okay, Lloyd, I probably shouldn't say this, but that's a cute little bike!

Now, many long years ago, my grandmother's sister was married to a man who owned, among other things, a motorcycle dealership in NYC. (He committed suicide when the stock market crashed...)

Anyway, here's a photo of him & his wife (my great aunt) from the 1920's. I have no idea what kind of bike he has here, but I do know that G-Aunt Dottie rode in the sidecar:

 

my dad willed me the 76 Thunderbird i don't even know if it works it's been parked a long time , like this one .

 

76 Thunderbird

Yep... As I said before, Lloyd, they turned the T-bird into a Lincoln wanna-be...

After that, the next iteration was the T-bird Jellybean!

 

it's a 1940's Harley , some where around a 1942, 45 Flathead , it's looks like my bro Joe's former bike lol

 

I'm a gmc/chev man I will never touch it

 

it's a 1940's Harley , some where around a 1942, 45 Flathead , it's looks like my bro Joe's former bike lol

Lloyd, you're not talking about the one in my photo, are you? (The guy shown riding it killed himself in 1929...)

 

so if "Vancouver "is the California of Canada , then with all that rain does it make California the "Vancouver" of the U.S.

okay sorry , must be an old Indian, it is hard to tell in the pic