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Facebook is OK. You find interesting stuff sometimes. 1926 Dodge Brothers 4 door Sedan. Original, unrestored condition. runs good, drives good, has been on 100 mile cruises thru the foothills. New tires, New battery serviced and maintained. Current registration and title in hand. Have owned for the past 13 years. Service manual and extra wheels and tires included. Great car for parades and local car shows. 1926 Dodge 4 Door Sedan std Rescue, CA · over a week ago · $9,500

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http://ppie100.org/adventures-of-the-vagabonds/

the Four Vagabonds Between 1915 and 1924, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone, and John Burroughs, calling themselves the Four Vagabonds, embarked on a series of summer camping trips. The idea was initiated in 1914 when Ford and Burroughs visited Edison in Florida and toured the Everglades. The notion blossomed the next year when Ford, Edison and Firestone were in California for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. They visited Luther Burbank and then drove from Riverside to San Diego.

Luther Burbank. I wonder of our local Burbank historian may have anything about that in the files.

The old days when you paid $15 to place a classified ad in your local paper for a week was better. You had to fill out the form that had one box per character. People would answer the phone number. it was the only contact. But now you get no response to your emails. if you saw an ad in the classifieds, you knew it was a serious seller.

I'll go see it tomorrow on discount Tuesday, only $6 admission, compared to the usual $11.50.

They walked out of class to participate in a die-in, in the name of global warming. I never was so lucky, to get to just cut class with impunity.

Here is a link to the specs. Please look at the recommended rim width. And other factors that may interest you. ( I am speaking to interested potential buyers ) http://www.cokertire.com/american-classic-820r15-3-1-4-inch-whitewall.html Coker Tire Company's award-winning Bias Look Radial American Classic tire is made in the USA and thoroughly tested to ensure superb quality for your collector vehicle. You can trust that American Classic Wide Whitewall Radial tires are ready for the road, but they're also ready for the show field with beautiful styling and a whitewall that is built in to the tire from day one. The genuine whitewall construction, along with the "pie crust" shoulder and vintage-style tread pattern give this tire the original look, while the steel belted radial internals make it the perfect choice for a car that will see plenty of miles. This is a tubeless tire, but keep in mind that tubes are required on some OEM and reproduction wire wheels. SPECIFICATIONS SKU 700306 Brand American Classic Weight (lbs) 30.0000 GTIN 00842199100808 DOT Approved Yes Product Size 820R15 Sidewall Style Wide Whitewall Width Bias Look Radial 8.20 Radial Aspect Ratio 80 Rim Diameter 15 Tread Width 5.60 Section Width (Actual) 7.62 Overall Diameter 29.91 Load Index 102 Speed Rating S Construction Ply POLY/STEEL 750@30PSI 1920@35PSI Recommended Rim Width 6.00 - 7.00 Tube Type or Tubeless Tubeless Tire Construction Bias Look Radial

I was wondering about turning down the piston some how. I read this is not your first go at adapting an entirely different modern piston to a very vintage engine.

Counteroffer filed by Creditor Eckler Industries for the patterns and inventory. Sounds like the sale to SMS may not be finalized. 4411/15/2019 Notice of Intended Private Sale RE: [41] Motion filed by Trustee Joseph G. Butler Authorizing Sale of Personal Property to SMS Auto Fabrics (LeBaron Bonney, Hampton Coach & EZ Boy Product Lines and Additional Personal Property)Free and Clear of Liens under Section 363(f). Hearing Scheduled for 12/10/2019 at 10:00 AM at Boston Courtroom 2, 12th Floor, 5 Post Office Square, Boston, MA 02109. Objections/Higher Offers due by 12/2/2019 at 04:30 PM. 4611/18/2019 Certificate of Service of Notice of Hearing 4711/29/2019 Counteroffer filed by Creditor Eckler Industries Inc. Re: [41] Motion filed by Trustee Joseph G. Butler for Sale of Property free and clear of liens under Section 363(f) Re: the patterns, inventory, supplier lists, and all intellectual property and other personal property related to the LeBaron Bonney, Hampton Coach and EZ Boy product lines, the office furniture and fixtures, other machinery, fixtures and equipment located both at 6 Chestnut Street, Amesbury, Massachusetts and in Wilton, Maine, the internet domain names http://www.lebaronbonney.com, http://www.hamptoncoach.com and http://www.ezboyinteriors.com, certain inventory and the Debtors telephone numbers.

I can tell you this. There are battery powered bicycles, and hills kill them. They either don't have the power to climb, or the battery goes dead quick. While they may work reasonably well on flat land. Weight is very important on a bicycle. A bike to climb hills would need an unreasonably big heavy battery.

Terry, I was just posing a question. Geez.

I would like to hear from a Tesla owner who drove up and over the I-5 Grapevine north of Los Angeles, how much charge was depleted from the battery pack. Someone (Tesla owner) wrote this: 15 mile climb depletes 40 miles of range. Going south from Tejon at 65mph you will use 40 miles of range to travel (climb) 15 miles (top of the grade) ... you will recoup 17 miles of the 25 you lost (on the climb) >> on your decent. So not net net... you'll loose about 8.

"The experiment -- which involved a high voltage line strung above the arches, through a substation-like structure on top of each engine to step down the voltage, then convert it to DC current which actually ran the engine ...." Overhead wire like a city bus.

SOLD FOR $22,050 ON 12/4/19

That would be a game changer, and make me want an electric. Don't think it is possible though. I was thinking a groove cut in the middle of the lane with a high voltage wire in it. Very dangerous, impractical, etc, though.

Yes take it to a camera shop that does the film-to-dvd transfers and they should be able to put it on dvd. I have a couple in my town that do that. Movie film transfer Super8/8mm to DVD $0.18 per foot 16mm to DVD $0.18 per foot Duplicate DVD at time of transfer $ 9.99 ea. ***$49.95 minimum on all movie transfer orders***

There is a Model X Tesla SUV parked at one of our strip malls all the time. Belongs to the owner of a franchise fast food BBQ place. The more money a business owner spends on a vehicle, the more they can deduct. So more power to them. But it doesn't imply it is the most economical choice.

It wasn't that long ago Maytag quit making appliances, like washers, in the midwest. They transitioned most to mexico and still made some here, then gave up and moved it all out of the country. I have a Maytag washer that is probably 50, or 55 years old and will keep it. It is very simple and well made. In renegotiating NAFTA the afl-cio weighs in and says mexico needs minimum wages laws so that workers are at least paid a living wage, workplace safety laws, anti child labor law, etc. Mexico responds by laughing, saying you've got to be kidding, right? AFL-CIO President Trumka has said, “We are working to try to get an agreement worthy of the American economy and the American worker.” Such an agreement, however, should prohibit investment decisions that increase poverty across North America, rather than accepting poverty and displacement as unfortunate byproducts of trade. It could mandate works councils to give unions power over company investment decisions, guarantee labor rights across borders, and even demilitarize the US-Mexico border itself. http://aflcio.org/aboutleadershipstatements/trade-must-build-inclusive-economy-all We reaffirm our commitment to labor rights and decent work for workers in all nations. Economic justice cannot be achieved by continuing to give global firms free rein to abuse workers and exploit the environment in a race to the bottom disguised as “free trade.” Nor can we allow trade agreements to be vehicles to achieve other corporate agendas that undermine the interests of working people and our families. This is nowhere more true than in North America, where trade relations are governed by NAFTA. Its key failure was built into its structure: setting up a system of rigged trade, in which global firms could increase profits by transferring production to Mexico where they could take advantage of systemic worker repression, exploiting both U.S. and Mexican workers in the process. By design, NAFTA distorted power relationships in favor of global employers over workers, weakened worker bargaining power and encouraged the de-industrialization of the U.S. economy. NAFTA contains not a single rule to ensure that working people and our employers prosper together, even though its proponents falsely claimed that was the inevitable outcome. After a quarter-century of this race to the bottom, workers in all three NAFTA countries find it more difficult to form unions and negotiate collective bargaining agreements. We face greater inequality. We face ever more powerful monopolies. And the United States faces a growing trade deficit, despite promises by the administration to address this imbalance.

The cap on the timing chain was loose. He had his finger under it.

Here it is for those who haven't seen it

The reality is we have many people commuting over 60 miles each way to work, due to housing costs and wage disparity. People live in the lower cost housing area and commute long distances for better paying jobs. EV's are being bought by retired people and those who don't need to commute too far.