steamjam wrote:How'dya think I keep from losing my keys?...zelph wrote:sounds like a pretty heavy key fob


steamjam wrote:How'dya think I keep from losing my keys?...zelph wrote:sounds like a pretty heavy key fob
No. That's a small coffee tin wood gas stove I built a few years ago. Its more like a quart sized tin. It's come in quite handy thus far. I'm thinking about jumping on an opportunity of rail inspections duties where I work and I'm going to need a high rail. (It means a few weeks in road inspection class, and a special hat to wear..haha ) I could just go and buy a high rail equipped truck..... but I don't want a truck tho. BORING. I want something cool.zelph wrote:For sure, highrails are cool. That bus looks like it could be used for company outings along the rails in some remote areas out west. Attach a caboose to it for use as the kitchen and latrine.
Must be nice to be on the road, fun and fancy free. Let us know when you get settled in with the bees.
Gee!!!! makes me wanna go south and get away from these below zero temps here in Illinois. I'm in the depths of despair, cabin fever big time...need some dirt time quick.
Is that a gallon size can on fire that you show in the photo above?
IMHO (I'm going o catch flack for this) the Studebaker HAWK is a much more timeless design then Avanti.zelph wrote: Studebaker "Avanti" was the car I was thinking of not a Nash made auto duh!!!The Avanti had an alluminum body. Made in Canada...Studebaker formerly of USA.