Wayne...I can't help it. Everytime I look at that bike the same thought comes to mind. You need a scruffy little dog to put in the basket, of course you would need to relocate the battery first. Then go out for a ride in a wind-storm. If you get lost.....get off the bike and click your heels 3 times....you know the rest.:smile:
That would be the perfect bike to really tune and have 100%. But just let it the way it is. It looks so bad. But I would bet in a few hours it would be as good as new. But personally I don't think I would so much as wash it.
He already has the dog. But it's not scruffy. Actually Mom takes WAY better care of the dog then she does Dad..... Pink sweater, wipes it's mouth when it's done eating. Dad; she just lets him sit there and slobber all over.
And she dresses him once a week for Church. Other then that he looks like the Cavemen on the insurance commercials.:1orglaugh:
He already has the dog. But it's not scruffy. Actually Mom takes WAY better care of the dog then she does Dad..... Pink sweater, wipes it's mouth when it's done eating. Dad; she just lets him sit there and slobber all over.
And she dresses him once a week for Church. Other then that he looks like the Cavemen on the insurance commercials.:1orglaugh:
Rich, you and dad make the perfect pair. I couldn't understand what he wrote. I thought he was saying Econoline. And it sorta made sense to me? Given the paper basket, hauling stuff. Econoline van, it hauls stuff. Now that you responded It all makes sense:doah: When I was 16 he would send me to Kathmandu or some crazy place within a few states on a run and his directions where like trying to decode hylogryphics.
hmy: That was before cell phones. We did have a pager though. Then I would have to drive all over to find a phone booth; phone booths remember those?
hmy: That was before cell phones. We did have a pager though. Then I would have to drive all over to find a phone booth; phone booths remember those?