What is the story behind your “handle”?

[nick8086]

On 2/6/2024 at 2:24 AM, Mr. Don said:

Nope, nor a Sherman tank! (Kelly's Heroes) -the "Real Donald Sutherland" is a car guy, but I don't know what he's in to?

Do you have any Gold Bars?

[Mr. Don]

Shhhhh!!!

[alsfarms]

In one of my less creative moments, I needed a moniker quick and all I could think of, at the moment, was that I needed to hurry and go change the irrigation water at my farm. Als shows possession of the farms....alsfarms

Farming is still my original passion, right after my wife......then onto antique automobiles.

Al

[29 Chandler]

When I joined the forum we had recently found and purchased our 1929 Chandler and I was not feeling too creative that day. Have since added a 1914 Chandler to the garage. 

Chris Gorman

[30DodgePanel]

Mines obvious, but I really wish you guys would stop referring to me as DP in replies to my posts...🙄

[Lahti35]

On 9/12/2019 at 12:00 PM, Xander Wildeisen said:

 

I think I recognize her! Vargas calendar, December 1945...

Edited February 12 by Lahti35 (see edit history)

[M1842]

This is a US Model 1842 Percussion Musket, my first Civil War era antique firearm.

[brasscarguy]

Mine is obvious. I've owned and collected brass cars since I was 14, I'm now 80. However since I have recently purchased another brass t with a very unusual racing engine I am going to change my name here. When I purchased this car it came with a gold guilt framed sign, which fit in with the car, "Dr Gallivan" 

 

  

My new 1915 T roadster has a Gallivan dual overhead cam model t racing engine with magneto ignition and 2 very large Winfields. This car has been clocked by the Washington State Patrol at 113 miles per hour, no not by me, but the original restorer back in the late 50's. One of 7 made in the mid 20's. 

 

brasscarguy/Dr Gallivan!!

[mrspeedyt]

sometimes I don't remember who I am because I'm on so many different forums... (and that's over 30 years...)

Edited February 13 by mrspeedyt (see edit history)

[wayne sheldon]

33 minutes ago, brasscarguy said:

Mine is obvious. I've owned and collected brass cars since I was 14, I'm now 80. However since I have recently purchased another brass t with a very unusual racing engine I am going to change my name here. When I purchased this car it came with a gold guilt framed sign, which fit in with the car, "Dr Gallivan" 

 

  

My new 1915 T roadster has a Gallivan dual overhead cam model t racing engine with magneto ignition and 2 very large Winfields. This car has been clocked by the Washington State Patrol at 113 miles per hour, no not by me, but the original restorer back in the late 50's. One of 7 made in the mid 20's. 

 

brasscarguy/Dr Gallivan!!

 

I have known you as "brasscarguy" for so long now, I don't know if I can make that change? (No worries, I'll manage. I also remember that car from back in the 1960s!)

[victorialynn2]

On 2/4/2024 at 11:13 AM, Xander Wildeisen said:

SeekedAuburns.

Or “foundem”

[Xander Wildeisen]

3 hours ago, victorialynn2 said:

Or “foundem”

Or, whywasIlookingfortheseinthefirstplace

[GrumpyJim]

I think mine is self explanatory...