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Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 8:03 pm
by 86rocco
When I was writing my story, I kept thinking of the old Saturday morning cartoons, remember this one?
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Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:14 pm
by 1960FL
Done this more than one :mrgreen:
Letting go is for quitters....

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:21 pm
by 1960FL
It's kinda funny, my wife won't sit in ANY kind of a hot rod with me. Thinking of trading her in...
Did that,
i found a cagiva mito 125cc frame down the scrapyard ,and after measuring it fitted a 1998 honda 500 twin engine ,and a old t25 turbo off a 2.5 citroen diesel van.
Robert I absolutely love your junk yard stories, it makes me want to grab my girl come to the UK and share 6 or 8 pints with you.....

Rick

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 3:30 am
by 8ad-f85
You guys are awesome! :o :o :o :o :evil: :twisted: :mrgreen: :ugeek:

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 4:10 am
by ivanhoew
1960FL wrote:
It's kinda funny, my wife won't sit in ANY kind of a hot rod with me. Thinking of trading her in...
Did that,
i found a cagiva mito 125cc frame down the scrapyard ,and after measuring it fitted a 1998 honda 500 twin engine ,and a old t25 turbo off a 2.5 citroen diesel van.
Robert I absolutely love your junk yard stories, it makes me want to grab my girl come to the UK and share 6 or 8 pints with you.....

Rick
that would be a great event rick , imagine what we would all come up with after a walk round that yard.

the ironic part of that project was ,when i first saw the frame , all i thought was ,hey those forks would work on my turbo honda 400/4 i built when i was 18 ,so i got them to gas cut the headstock off the frame ...

then i realised about a week later what the frame was , and had to make a beam jig to weld the headstock back on !

welding it back on ,was only possible because ,as usual i had no money , but a friend had bought a huge old miller, i think it was, tig welder , that he said was broken ...

i noticed the light on the front was dim and flickering ,and thought hmmmmm , thats not running the right voltage ,,so got the back off , it was about 3ft by 3ft ,and found it was supplied with link's you could change for different voltages ...

switched it to 240 ,and bingo ,a working welder , so to say thank you , he welded my bike for me .did a lovely job .

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 5:10 pm
by 86rocco
Did a bit of running around today, happened to drive past Niagara Falls so I stopped to take a pic. Winter's my favourite time of year there, the ice formations can be spectacular and it's seldom crowded with tourists.
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Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 7:16 pm
by jfholm
Well Ed here is our winter. Nice now but wait until I need a drink of water in July :lol:

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 8:49 pm
by 86rocco
Gotta say, I'm a little envious, John, it's been a while since I've seen my lawn. :roll:

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 10:17 pm
by Brucepts
Ed, how far from Niagara Falls are you? My wife bugs me all the time about going to the Falls and I'm going to have to give in sometime!

Re: Pictures of where you live or work

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 10:36 pm
by 86rocco
I'm about 25 miles west of Niagara Falls. If you or your wife are into wine, that's another great reason to come out this way, there are 8 winery within about a mile my house, I can take a walking tour of my neighbourhood and come home blitzed on the free samples.