Member search... Widener people???

[adrianspeeder]

Howdy ya'll,

Wow, not used to seeing green...

I'm usually over in the railroading forum, but now I'm doing a sitewide search. For those who don't know me, I attend Widener University outside of Philly PA. I have noticed a car near where I park my truck in the ACN lot with a trains.com bumper sticker(where can I get one of those by the way) and some model railroad club stickers as well. It's on a silver volvo and I'm just wonderin who it is.

Adrianspeeder

[Curmudgeon]

At least those are Fords.
What kind of ROTC comment is that, you're on the railroading forum?
What do you think this is?

Go Navy.

TOC

[adrianspeeder]

Trains mag forum [;)]

Min four years, but I would like to do more as of now.

Adrianspeeder

[Curmudgeon]

3/4 race 1950 Merc in my 49 Willys......

[Capt Bob Johnson]

49Willys? Why not go luxury car and put it in a Henry J?

[Curmudgeon]

'cause I needed the wagon for my mobile auto repair biz for 25 or 30 years, that's why.

Henry J. Kaiser's are a tad small.
Been inside one?

[tangerine-jack]

God help us, a Ford nut....................

Hey man, it's MOPAR or NO-CAR, got it???[:(!]

Go Army. Redlegs forever!!!!!!!!!!


[oX)]

[Curmudgeon]

One of the few mistakes old Henry made was that when he fire the Dodge Brothers he didn't shoot them.
Same with Walter P. Chrysler.

Just a fun question, how many miles on your no-par?

TOC

[tangerine-jack]

Oooh, that hurts, TOC. I live 4 miles from Chrysler Hall and the Chrysler fine art Museum, evidently Walter was more of a cultural icon than most people know or give him credit for. I also live 2.2 miles from the Norfolk Ford F150 assembly plant, which, ironicaly, is exactly across the street from the junkyard that is overflowing with Ford products. I'm not saying anything, just pointing out a fact, if you want I can post a photo.

As for your question, which one? My 400hp Moustwang eating '71 Plymouth Valiant hot rod has only 400 miles on it, since I just built it recently, my '50 Plymouth P-20 has 75k on the clock, and my van has 131,000 as it is only 5 years old.

Lets recap- torsion rod suspension- Chrysler, hemi heads- Chrysler, mini-van- Chrysler, General Lee- Chrysler, Gen MacArthur's car- Chrysler, unibody- Chrysler, shall I go on? Ok, Pinto, Ford, oops, sorry that was a low blow. 'Cuda, Roadrunner, Charger, Super Bee, Super Bird, GTX, cars you don't mess with at a stop light. Mustang? After considerable $$$ you can get it to run OK but it will be forever chasing a Chrysler. Just my [2c]

[oX)]

[Curmudgeon]

49 Willys with 3/4 Merc Flathead, 533,000 miles.
1950 Ford Tudor, Flathead V-8, 483,000 miles.
1950 Ford F-1 Pickup, 396,000 miles.

[tangerine-jack]

TOC, miles TOWED don't count, I thought you were talking about miles DRIVEN. My mistake.[:D]

(What do I know anyway, I ride a 35 year old British bike full of Lucas electrics........[:I])


[oX)]

[Curmudgeon]

DRIVEN.
Except for about 100K each had on it when I got it, I've put it all on.
Owned the Tudor for 36 years.

TOC

[Anonymous]

Believe me.The words 'Lucas' and 'electrics'do not go together!

[tangerine-jack]

Ok TOC, if you're happy then that's all that matters, that's why we have vanilla AND chocolate ice cream! Hope to see you on the road someday!

You betcha, Troy, I had a small bit of corrosion on a connector the other day and the [censored] thing cut off on me in traffic. Not so good to be pushing a really cool bike. Got it fixed in a hurry, but my pride was hurt. I guess the ol' Triumph was just showing it's British roots .


[oX)]

[Curmudgeon]

Prince of Darkness.
You need three of them.
One running, one fixing, the other waiting parts.
That way you won't be without.

1967 BSA Hornet 650

[tangerine-jack]

TOC, Boyer ignition and 6V PVL coils from Pazon ignitions cures 95% of Sir Lucas Lighting, Prince of Darkness' problems. The rest you just live with.


[oX)]

[Curmudgeon]

Raeding one forum, I wonder if a certain control product was made by Lucas.
Some folks gotta have 3 to keep one running.....

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by tangerine-jack

Hey man, it's MOPAR or NO-CAR, got it???[:(!]

Hehe.[#ditto][:D]

I never post over here...but I couldn't resist this...[}:)]

[Anonymous]

Wow...this topic got...off-topic...rather quickly!

[bman36]

Wow...all this from a bumper sticker. TJ...440, 727..360,727...awaiting new assignments. 81' Dodge Ram extended cab short box. Currently hunting for a 64' Dodge 2 door sedan project car. Parents had one when I was a kid. Also in the process of tracking my late cousin's Super Bee. It's either a 69' or a 70'. The original selling dealer is digging. If by some miracle it is still alive I wi***o do a resto as a tribute to my cousin. Lotsa' "ifs" in this deal but I am trying. On the train side of things the railway garden has been extended and will see a second loop come spring. That is all for now! Later eh...Brian.

[Capt Bob Johnson]

Toc,
Yeah, learned to drive in a Henry J.! Wuz hi class car, my brother bought it used and we even put a radio in it. When he got a 55 Buick the HJ was sold to an aunt who lived on a farm, and all the kids in the extended family that were younger than me learned to drive in it out there in the fields. That tough little thing held on for another 5 or 6 years! Had the same 4 banger that the WWII Jeep had in it!

Think these kids today know how to drive stick?

[Anonymous]

My 20 year old daughter is driving a stick shift with clutch, a 2005 Scion and SHE chose that type of transmission. She and her 22 old sister both learned on a clutched Honda that belonged to my wife.

Art

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Capt Bob Johnson

Toc,
Yeah, learned to drive in a Henry J.! Wuz hi class car, my brother bought it used and we even put a radio in it. When he got a 55 Buick the HJ was sold to an aunt who lived on a farm, and all the kids in the extended family that were younger than me learned to drive in it out there in the fields. That tough little thing held on for another 5 or 6 years! Had the same 4 banger that the WWII Jeep had in it!

Think these kids today know how to drive stick?

Bob

Speeking of WW2 offshoots... I had a Suzuki Samurai for 10 years (believe it or not, the most trouble free car I've ever had, 140K) I was looking at a shop manual of the underside when later I happened to look at an underside pic of a '44 Willy's Jeep and Son of a Gun, they were identical! Seems my Suki was just a Willy's with a tad nicer interior [:0][:p][:D]

[Anonymous]

No comment!

No regards either Ian