North Dakota Gold

[Deuce Man]

North Dakota Gold My office girl pushed the enter button before I could tell her what to type. My buddy is working the oil fields, he was taking a pickup load of aluminum beer cans to the recycler when he stumbled over this pile. No. the old guy said "none of it was for sale!" Rich

 

[Henry/Kokomo]

Good grief! That's a LOT of "stuff" - notably speed equipment. Details?

 

[FL&WVMIKE]

Please tell us the story !
MIKE (mikeburch)

 

[NealinCA]

You should do pretty well at the recycle yard! I'll take a couple of those Hi-Rise FH intakes...haha.

 

[frank mcdaniels]

Geez,I work in North Dakota ,live in Minn. on the Border.I can tell you, this is not a common occurance. This looks more like something you would see in California.Frank

 

[Tim Ayers]

Wow, I see two Weiands and a Thickstun hi-rise intakes in that pile. Same to see them discarded like that.

 

[ole39]

not to worry, he's gonna restore em someday!

 

[2935ford]

Just tell him...."That's Ok, nobody wants that stuff anyway!"

 

[Mart]

Hard to tell how old that pic is - nothing to date it.

Suspect it might be old????

Just a hunch.

Could use some of that though.

Mart.

 

[1952henry]

Geez,I work in North Dakota ,live in Minn. on the Border.I can tell you, this is not a common occurance. This looks more like something you would see in California.Frank

Don't know about all that. I know of a fellow who has his fathers scot blower off his mercury just sitting under the shop bench

 

[34pickup]

Looks like he is cleaning out his stash for maybe recycling. Offer him double what ever he thinks he could sell it for.

 

[Deuce Man]

Ok guys now that I got everyones attention, it is a late April fools joke. Yes this picture is about 20 years old. A buddy has an extensive collection of flathead speed equipment, he was moving to a new garage and just piled everything up outside . The guy that took the picture back in the day, sent it to Street Rodder magazine, and said that on a business trip to South America, he happened on a foundry that cast aluminum electric meter boxes, and this is what they were making them out of. I guess the magazine believed the story, as they printed it along with the picture in the next issue. I am sure a lot of flathead lovers had a few sleepless nights over that story! Rich

 

[D type]

I'm going back to the H.A.M.B --------