Hoagie57
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Just talk about you're SUPER SOAKER water gun and you'll be fine. Poor ducks
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What's your other addiction?
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Holy smokes! Skills to pay the bills!
Those are fantastic...
EastsideSchwinn
Finally riding a big boys bike
My other weakness... My '46 Chevy Pick up is long gone, but My '37 Buick and '41 Oldsmobile are my current projects.
Pauliemon
Finally riding a big boys bike
Oh man Deckels are the shizzle! At Ventana I spent a lot of time in front of a Bridgeport and a Cincinnati. I favored the Bridgeport only because I was taught on it. Fun stuff was setting them both up for a production run.
Caj Remtiw
Look Ma, No Hands!
I could not agree more! I have 3 of them now, I bought my 3rd one early last year for only $1200! The guy selling it posted it on CL as deckel (not machine tool or milling machine) LOL. He was amazed when I rented a truck and drove down with the cash. Once I was "paid up" and the mill in the truck, I asked why he didn't post it as a milling machine? He scratched the side of his head and said" Wow, I'd hadn't thought of that".
The really cool thing about the mill (besides coming with a good selection of "Barbi clothes") is that it's serial number is 29997 and the mill in back of the picture I posted is 29996, I call them my sweet Bavarian fraulen twins! Another fun fact is that 29996 first lived in the Criterian prototype lab and 29997 was in an aerospace instrument prototype lab in LA. The first 2 mills I traded my industrial design time to a client for them!😆
But GOSH you think collecting vintage bicycles is expensive!!!!
Here is the scan of the Deckel FP1's "Barbi clothes".
The really cool thing about the mill (besides coming with a good selection of "Barbi clothes") is that it's serial number is 29997 and the mill in back of the picture I posted is 29996, I call them my sweet Bavarian fraulen twins! Another fun fact is that 29996 first lived in the Criterian prototype lab and 29997 was in an aerospace instrument prototype lab in LA. The first 2 mills I traded my industrial design time to a client for them!😆
But GOSH you think collecting vintage bicycles is expensive!!!!
Here is the scan of the Deckel FP1's "Barbi clothes".
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Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
...not sure if this is an addiction but I have been streaming X-Files on my fancy smart TV several nights a week for a couple months. I am up to season 5, I never saw it when it was a new show. .... THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE ....
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My ex was an X-Files nut...we went to a convention in AZ & had a really cool time...CSM was there, & I saw the actual fish prop from Humbug episode!
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