Author Topic: Coffee and grub (Read 575884 times)

Delmonico · « **Reply #2080 on:** August 21, 2005, 10:23:04 AM »

Well I'm glad ya didn't make no durn noise early this morinin', a fella has to get his sleep when he's been down. Got a pot of Gwad-ee-molly-an on right now and took a pain pill. Otherwise I can't get down on the floor to work on my quilt.

litl rooster · « **Reply #2081 on:** August 21, 2005, 12:37:52 PM »

Was up early but the sign on the door said the cosies day off....Be Quiet so I went and mowed the yard..Head lights are a marvelous invention. So then off to barn to take care of horses then to the Flea Market. It was pretty hot there got a closeout deal on a dozen fleas. and some other goodies>>.couple nice conchos for my gunbelt. Big cup of some one elses coffee and a biscuit.

Trinty glad your back with us

Delmonico · « **Reply #2082 on:** August 21, 2005, 11:09:47 PM »

Forty Rod, you would a liked the car I looked over tonite. We stopped by one of Rita's frieds and they were in the back room. Suddenly there was a black late 40's Plymouth club coupe behind my car. I asked Linda if she knew someone with a hot rod Plymouth? she said it was Jerry here husband. I was sent out to move our car but by the time I got out there he'd parked it in the yard.

We'll I kinda know him any way so OI got him to pop the hood latch and he said go at it. Well there were 2 carbs, and the spark plugs were in the middle of the head on a straght 6.

Yep I did, a Black 48 Plymouth coupe with a 54 Dodge engine with a tiny cam, bored slightly forged crank instead of cast, spit zaust manifold with glass packs. 2 stock Carter 1 barrels on an Offy manifold and a floor shifter. Stock Bedford cord interior and just a nice enemal paint job. A real driver not a trailer queen.

Oh and he had the cheapy 71 Roadrunner slotted steel wheels painted red with baby moon caps. Fer got, 2 inch white walls.

It is so nice to see a real classic driver and not a over modernized trailer queen.

Oh he's involved with a local stream liner, but he said maybe next year or the one after he may have to load it on the trailer. He just wants to know what it will do on the salt, just for pure fun of course.

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Four-Eyed Buck · « **Reply #2083 on:** August 21, 2005, 11:20:51 PM »

sounds like a nice original, Del. Bet that interior was scratchy though. That's about the only part of them oldies that bothers me......Buck

Delmonico · « **Reply #2084 on:** August 22, 2005, 02:09:15 AM »

They are fine if you keep yer clothes on.

He said he almost didn't paint it, it had some cool primer spots.

Been seein' some stuff about a SoCal car Club that is for traditional rods, they expect primer, Buick Nail Heads, Olds Rockets and other such stuff, no modern front ends, no air no power nuthin' but what goes to the wheels. Just pure hot rod.

Oh and they like to burn rubber, if there is primer on the fenders it won't mess up a $25,000 paint and body job.

litl rooster · « **Reply #2085 on:** August 22, 2005, 03:34:38 AM »

I passed several old classic's on I66 yesterday morning, including a Roadmaster, however i had to double take the driver of the coupe leading....His vanity plate40RODsorry didn't have camera with me

coffee's on

Capt. Hamp Cox · « **Reply #2086 on:** August 22, 2005, 06:58:15 AM »

litl rooster put that coffee on so early it's gettin a bit thick, but still tastes purt good, Speakin of old classics, brung one of a different type home this weekend. A few dings in the wood, but the metal is rust-free and unpitted, and the bore is shiny and the riflin' sharp. Purty good shape for sumthin' borned in 1883. Here 'tis:

Scattered Thumbs · « **Reply #2087 on:** August 22, 2005, 07:11:39 AM »

I like it.

I'm sort of envious too.

Silver Creek Slim · « **Reply #2088 on:** August 22, 2005, 09:24:40 AM »

Morning ya'll.
Thanks fer the coffee, litl rooster.

Good ta see yer back, Trinity. Hopefully you'll be painfree fer awhile.

Nice gun, Capt.

Slim

Silver Creek Slim · « **Reply #2089 on:** August 22, 2005, 09:25:18 AM »

Shot a match on Saturday. I shot most of the stages gunfighter. My left pistol doesn't want to shoot the targets unless I slow down. I shot one stage clean and another with only one miss. My "Mighty Ten" is fixed so I shot it on all but one stage. My posse members got a kick out of how it puts the knockdown down with such authority.

After lunch, we shot impromtu 300 yards at 18" plates. I only hit it once out of many rounds. But, it was still fun to shoot my Roller .45-70. I started out shooting 405gr boolits, then shot some 500gr boolits. My roller has a carbine buttplate. The 500's gave me a bruise where the top of the buttplate meets my shoulder. My brother and nephew from MN went with me to the shoot, but they didn't shoot the match. They shot the roller. My nephew, who's 12, shot it twice with 405grs and decided that was enough. My brother shot a bunch of 405grs, then I gave him some 500grs. He said the 500gr boolits definitely had more felt recoil.

Slim

Silver Creek Slim · « **Reply #2090 on:** August 22, 2005, 09:36:36 AM »

Del,
Does it look sorta like this?

I know a guy around here that has a yellar Super-Bird. Nice! It looks kinda like this.

Slim

Four-Eyed Buck · « **Reply #2091 on:** August 22, 2005, 10:37:49 AM »

Them SB's is right rare, Slim. I've only seen two in my area in the last twenty years!

Cap, that's a right nice TD. Looks like it was an Armory Queen for quite a few years. Nice to see something that old look that good.......Buck

Delmonico · « **Reply #2092 on:** August 22, 2005, 11:55:59 AM »

Jerry's car wasn't on fire.

They only made a little over a 1000 SB's I believe, all at a loss. The 70 Dodge Daytona is ever rarer. NASCAR outlawed psedo-airplanes so there was no reason to build a car at a loss. I've heard 1/4 mill for a showroom looking SB and about a 1/2 mil for the Dodge.

Joyce (AnnieLee) · « **Reply #2093 on:** August 22, 2005, 01:18:31 PM »

Derned motorheadgeeks!

Thanks for the coffee, Litl Rooster, where was the flea market?

AnnieLee

LazyK Pejay · « **Reply #2094 on:** August 22, 2005, 01:36:05 PM »

Good coffee...did you brew it in a sock in the old cowboy way?

LazyK Pejay

Silver Creek Slim · « **Reply #2095 on:** August 22, 2005, 02:36:45 PM »

Here ya go, Cuz.

http://members.tripod.com/~SpeedZone70/wing.html

Slim

Delmonico · « **Reply #2096 on:** August 22, 2005, 02:39:25 PM »

Wait till Scattered Thumbs finds out there is a J model Duesy about 1/2 mile from my house. And I can visit it durnin' their bussiness hours.

Local bussiness man has one in his auto museum, the fella in the next bed at the hospital had seen it and worshipped it.

Sadly he had a stroke while doin' that. I hope it don't happen to me when I go there to drool.

BTW: Speedway Motors of International hot rod supply fame.

Forty Rod · « **Reply #2097 on:** August 22, 2005, 04:45:52 PM »

It'd dang near be worth having a stroke to see a J Duessie, even better for an SJ. I'd give a lung to drive either one.

litl rooster · « **Reply #2098 on:** August 22, 2005, 06:52:01 PM »

Quote from: AnnieLee on August 22, 2005, 01:18:31 PM

Derned motorheadgeeks!

Thanks for the coffee, Litl Rooster, where was the flea market?

AnnieLee

Double Toll Gate between Winchester and Front Royal on 522

Quote from: LazyK Pejay on August 22, 2005, 01:36:05 PM

Good coffee...did you brew it in a sock in the old cowboy way?

LazyK Pejay

Pejay, Delmonico has a good recipe for cowboy elixsor and won't allow us to brew in our socks

litl rooster · « **Reply #2099 on:** August 22, 2005, 06:55:49 PM »

Here's one my brother sent me last week, not sure when taken and I am told I look alot like the fella standing there

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