hangarnc posted the below on another thread. He's the big wiener of that R1, Bell bell n one whole dollar! Thanks for your participation. I knew some of you had it on the tip of your tongue.

*BTW "16 Candles" That superfine turbine is "pretty in pink"2mchtv.*

BTW: I'm letting the cat out of the bag. It isn't that I watch too much TV or have the greatest of memories. I drank a lot of those away. There's a site, script-o-rama.com, where you can view scripts of your favorite movies.

And yes, Sixteen Candles did have some tuff ladies in it.

Now hangarnc has another toy to brag on!

This is where the up to 100 year old motorcycles do burnouts . Right in the middle of the Museum.
I asked Dale if I could come work at his museum after I retire. He said YES..See you guys in Phoenix AZ when I retire.
I will be posting pictures all week of my visit To the
"Wheels Through Time" museum Located in Maggie Valley NC
If you have a chance to visit this museum it is well worth your time. Unfortunately for us east coasters the museum is closing mid November 2008 and will be moved to the Phoenix AZ area.
Their motto is "the museum that runs" and no kidding Dale the owner or his son will start any bike you want.. They ride em around do burnouts in the middle of the museum and will tell you any thing you want to know about the bike. Some of them smoke a little but we are talking old old motorcycles here.I need to start reducing picture file sizes,then I will be putting them up.. Visit often and feel free to comment..

Indian Powered Airplane. Parked in a museum far from the nearest airport is probably a good place for this ummm Flying Machine to stay. Dale has a whole section of the museum dedicated to machines powered by motorcycle engines




I will be posting pictures all week of my visit To the
"Wheels Through Time" museum Located in Maggie Valley NC
If you have a chance to visit this museum it is well worth your time. Unfortunately for us east coasters the museum is closing mid November 2008 and will be moved to the Phoenix AZ area.
Their motto is "the museum that runs" and no kidding Dale the owner or his son will start any bike you want.. They ride em around do burnouts in the middle of the museum and will tell you any thing you want to know about the bike. Some of them smoke a little but we are talking old old motorcycles here.I need to start reducing picture file sizes,then I will be putting them up.. Visit often and feel free to comment..

Another motorcycle powered machine. Can anyone identify what exactly this is?
Post your guesses I will put up the description after we get a few answers..

its a crosscut saw for sawing logs.quite the invention in its day.a true sin to take a new bike and turnit into a saw though.

Another motorcycle powered machine. Can anyone identify what exactly this is?
Post your guesses I will put up the description after we get a few answers..


Soki2me guess:its a crosscut saw for sawing logs.quite the invention in its day.a true sin to take a new bike and turnit into a saw though.

hangarnc wrote:
Is this a butcher's saw used for helping to cut up large pieces of meat?....

Another motorcycle powered machine. Can anyone identify what exactly this is?
Post your guesses I will put up the description after we get a few answers..


Soki2me answer:its a crosscut saw for sawing logs.quite the invention in its day.a true sin to take a new bike and turnit into a saw though.
VVmax answer:Is this a butcher's saw used for helping to cut up large pieces of meat?.... No:laugh: And thanks for totally ruining our lunch!

Another motorcycle powered machine. Can anyone identify what exactly this is?
Post your guesses I will put up the description after we get a few answers..


Soki2me answer:its a crosscut saw for sawing logs.quite the invention in its day.a true sin to take a new bike and turnit into a saw though.
VVmax answer:Is this a butcher's saw used for helping to cut up large pieces of meat?.... No:laugh: And thanks for totally ruining our lunch!
Well here is the answer . I'm sure it could hae been used as either a log saw or the worlds largest carving knife.But thats not what it's inventor had in mind.