Random pic thread.

While we're at it, Toy V6 third after the 8.8 tonight
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CLRracer said:
I know they're not as popular, but a mildly lifted regular cab long bed truck is just a damn sexy automobile to me. I have almost the same truck sitting out back that needs some work, makes me want to get it finished up.

Duane
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x2. I have always wanted a 1st gen sclb with a 440 or 12v. There was a clean lifted black one that road around here for years when i was a teenager.
 
ghost said:
Saw this at Tractor Supply this morning.

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I find it hard to believe that somebody with that car would either (i) park in that spot with that cart sitting there in the 1st place or (ii) have not at least moved the damn thing after said person got out of such a beauty. So I'm going to assume the cart wasn't there first.

So, to that end, the person that left that cart there is a total douche-face see ya next tuesday kinda fuck-tard
 
rcalexander105 said:
I find it hard to believe that somebody with that car would either (i) park in that spot with that cart sitting there in the 1st place or (ii) have not at least moved the damn thing after said person got out of such a beauty. So I'm going to assume the cart wasn't there first.

So, to that end, the person that left that cart there is a total douche-face see ya next tuesday kinda fuck-tard
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It was not pristine.. I agree with you there but this guy uses that truck. Had hay in the bed and other things that cued me in that it was a driver not a show queen. Still awesome to see though.
 
ghost said:
It was not pristine.. I agree with you there but this guy uses that truck. Had hay in the bed and other things that cued me in that it was a driver not a show queen. Still awesome to see though.
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I'd bet that may be more rare to see those as workers than show queens and say the majority are either being neglected away somewhere in a field / barn or folks have restored them.
 
Its probably also painted with hard enamel and that damn plastic buggy would fall apart before it chipped that paint..
 
On my driveway at lunch time. What kind of a snake is that?

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VortecJeep said:
Took 9 weeks after I ordered it, but it’s here. This will be our “tramper”. A/C, insulation, 2 windows, and electrical hookup already done. The plans are for a bathroom in the front, fold down beds on the sides, and enough room to haul the Jeep. I may start a build thread with this.

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A build thread would be really cool to see on this. Seen a few elsewhere but not a lot like it on here.
 
drkelly said:
On my driveway at lunch time. What kind of a snake is that?

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Black rat snake that still has some of his juvenile markings.

This is what the babies look like (often confused for copperheads):
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And here's one that's transitioning:
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And here's an adult I saw on my property a couple years ago:
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StretchASU said:
Quick starter replacement. They never break sitting at the shop.
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My pap had a 7610 series II for about 20 years. One of the best tractors we ever used at the farm. He traded it a couple years ago for T4.75 so he could finally get a cab and A/C since he was 85 years old.

In my opinion, the T series isn’t near the machine that the 10 series was.
 
tknopp said:
I don't remember Creedmoor being that pretty? Looks nice.
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Haha way too pretty to be Creedmoor. It’s actually not too far down the road from you. Meadows of Dan, VA.

thecj3man said:
My pap had a 7610 series II for about 20 years. One of the best tractors we ever used at the farm. He traded it a couple years ago for T4.75 so he could finally get a cab and A/C since he was 85 years old.

In my opinion, the T series isn’t near the machine that the 10 series was.
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Other than 20+ year old electrical gremlins we are starting to encounter, they’re great machines. It’s my in-laws. They have this one and a 4wd with a loader. The cab would be nice but for what a newer machine costs we will keep fixing these. The small 2910 is getting a new engine and clutch right now and a turned up injection pump.
 
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