von Zipper

Remember K Marts "Flashing Blue Light Specials" ? they wheeled the cart over to the targeted department , plugged in the flashing blue light then came on the PA system -Attention K Mart Shoppers some times they did it in the toy department = 3 model kits for $5.00 ( K Mart also had their own brand of model glue , manufactured by Testors for K Mart )

Had an ear worm ever since i read this.....

Thanks for the laughs !!!

Johan '63 Rambler American

My first car was a 1969 Chevy Nova . 307/ 2 speed powerglide ...and an AM radio, I bought it from a customer on my paper route for $50.00. Other then being rusted out it ran like a clock . I dont have a picture of it but built this when Revell issued the C.O.P.O Nova

1986 Dodge van 1974 Dodge van

...got 2 speeding tickets with this in the tape deck

"If you think you hate it now , wait until you drive it " Great Job !

This is why i have been following this topic.

I'd take that bet ! I can do wheelies when I take the cutting deck off . because I cant leave any thing alone...

He identifies as a cat

This makes mowing the grass fun ,its like riding a go cart My wifes 1968 Schwinn "Miss Hollywood " my 1952 Schwinn "Hornet " Our camping trailer

Our neighbor in Detroit had a Sears And Roebuck house built in the early 1930s

I inherited an old Filter Queen vacuum from my mothers estate , heres a reference picture i found online- I had no idea how it worked or where to buy replacement filters, while looking around the internet i came across a forum much like this one but for vacuum collectors , its a nice group of people with a mix of both men and women. I joined the group but dont consider it as a 'hobby' for me but alot of those people take their vacuum collections very seriously (LOL)

The last trip to Hobby Lobby

That's not fair to take pictures of a real car and pass them off as a model !!! Very Nicely Done !

This is very cool ! Ford Motor Company should have built such a vehicle .

February 3, 1959