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Camping Saturday
Bustednuckles
Documenting The Death Of America
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#4 You could fart and blow rain under that awning.
#10 Looks like a kit that needs assembly. FedEx used to have a squarish truck built on a Ford frame. I think they called it the 400. It would fold into a deck of aluminum sheets if it rolled over. Drivers didn’t survive that maneuver often. I remember when they condemned that last of them. The scrap yards had to provide pictures of their destruction. All they had to do was tip them over and they were done. Like a spread of cards on a dealers table.
I would drive the carryall in #7 and the Chevy in # 20
#19: I remember when you could both tow shit, and jack the car up, using the rear bumper, on a passenger car.
The Pullman REO is cool.
Surprised Phil hasn’t mentioned that Paul Di’Anno just passed.
I mentioned it for him even I don’t listen to that music…
Wuss
Nah. He’s just a sweetheart. I don’t listen much to metal either. Only Iron Maiden song I can think of is “Run to the Hills”. My appreciation for metal depends a great deal on the band, and even then, usually on some songs.
Are you calling me a sweetheart?
All as it should be
Classic greats and a few others that is
Nice to see the Camping Saturday back again. You’ve been slackin’
I have been called a sweetheart and a slacker on this blog in just one day. Make up your feeble minds!
Some great ones, some *different* ones, it’s all good.
The 10 year rule on private campgrounds is more of a way to get rid of unmaintained RV’s, not a hard rule. Coworker had a silver twinkie and they loved to put him out front for nostalgia marketing. He polished the !#!$#! out of it and the aluminum propane tanks.
Dibs on #18.
I should have done that with Grampa’s camper