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"Bang-for-the Buck", funny today that a simple laptop outdoes a MIG 35 UB. Who would have guessed it?

May all the Gods of the Great Green Iron align in lock-step around you. March on!!

That makes sense: - A house is just a truck parked permanently.:doghead:

Must be humbling for sure, but humility is not an all bad thing because you ARE still doing. Good for that! We can count our blessings where we can, and I will pray for you, Artisan! Please pray for me. Amen

Doesn't appear to be any gasket at the pump fitting, is that not needed, or am I just not seeing that right?

The Bren "Carrier". Wonder what weapons it carried? Guess I need to "go to the video"... https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/gb/universal_carrier.php

If it's reasonably restored and operational, that price tag isn't all bad, you know?

Sweet, a mobile trash compactor!

No rust, looks great! Is that a heat-pump unit on the "box", or is that A/C only?

Pic?

Impressive production, the factory output and the film propoganda both! Little known also is that (if I remember it right), in spite of all the allied bombings, that German industrial output during 1944 was stronger than any previous year during WWII. If it is accurate, it is likely not well...

That saves a lot of headache. Brilliant!

Oh, yeah, that is a pain in the neck for sure.

Thanks for the pics! What's with the push-ups, everybody got caught doing wrong?! - "That's it, DROP...and give me ten!!!"

I used to work with an air reservist (F4-Phantoms, Kansas Air National Guard). I remember him tellimg me once that ANY landing you can walk away from is a good landing.

Wrecker is a "beaut", and so is the Beechcraft, nice! Are you planning on making the Beechcraft airworthy again?!

There's only like 35 people total who live in the whole state of Wyoming, right? Can't you all just get together over a beer and hammer all this out?!

Interesting that the windscreen/ windshield of the one rig is single-piece and of the other (in background) is two-piece. Wonder what that was about? Maybe just ease of assembly, or less expense in repair? Something else? Does anybody know the story there?

There has to be written policy of some kind, one way or the other. The written policy (whether code or legislation), is the marching order of any bureaucrat of any stripe. Knowing that, my experience (from running construction permits way back in the day) was that bringing along a box of...

What did you do in the way of gaskets for each of the fits? Maybe air fittings don't require gaskets like liquid fittings, and maybe the heat would fry any gaskets anyway, not sure there. I don't know much, simp5782. But I WANT to know. What's the story?