Mitch//pa
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I do use one of those on my buggy when I take my wives into town to shop but I'll be damn if I'll put one on Sarah!!!
Here we are off to church.
Some of them are not 18 yet
We Need a Horn for Tailgaters
- Thread starter Tom Wesenberg
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Some of them are not 18 yet
Cool Hand Lurker
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Maybe this;
This is also a good one to use in your regular vehicle to blast motorcycles when they ride by and open up with their LOUD exhaust pipes.
Cool Hand Lurker
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I do use one of those on my buggy when I take my wives into town to shop but I'll be damn if I'll put one on Sarah!!!
Here we are off to church.
That's a big load for only two horsepower!
Tom Wesenberg
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I do use one of those on my buggy when I take my wives into town to shop but I'll be damn if I'll put one on Sarah!!!
Here we are off to church.
Now, if we all travelled that way it sure would put an end to tailgating and speeding.
A couple summers ago I went for a 30 minute stagecoach ride, and that sure was fun. I wouldn't mind travel by buggy.
31 Model A
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Now, if we all travelled that way it sure would put an end to tailgating and speeding.
A couple summers ago I went for a 30 minute stagecoach ride, and that sure was fun. I wouldn't mind travel by buggy.
Now Tom!!! Don't tell me a Studebaker man like yourself doesn't have an original Studebaker in the barn???
Y-Blockhead
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I do use one of those on my buggy when I take my wives into town to shop but I'll be damn if I'll put one on Sarah!!!
Here we are off to church.
I see they are barefoot. Do you keep them pregnant as well?
By the way, my "triangle" is attach with velcro so it comes off easily and fits nicely inside the trunk (where it is most of the time).
C26Pinelake
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My triangle is spot manetized with LED lights imbedded. You can literally see it for a mile. Wayne
31 Model A
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Y-Blockhead
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Actually Mike, I'm not sure it is permitted in California
. No one has questioned it yet. If they do it is just held on with Velcro.I like the smaller size of the one on the "Wife Wagon".
Jeff/Illinois
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Sunday afternoon, driving down I-355 NW Tollway near Palatine, Illinois some idiot cut directly in front of us and kareened over three lanes to make an exit. There was nobody behind us at all he just had to speed up and cut in front, could have dropped behind but no and he missed our car by no less than 5 feet. At 70 MPH 5 feet ain't much
There is no shortage of idiots on the road.
I like George Carlin's idea. He said one time that we should all have those little suction cup bow and arrows that we played with as kids, and when somebody did something STUPID in a car you shoot an arrow at them. When the police see a car with a number of those little arrows, they know that guy is an idiot driver and they simply pull him over and give him a ticket!!
There is no shortage of idiots on the road.
I like George Carlin's idea. He said one time that we should all have those little suction cup bow and arrows that we played with as kids, and when somebody did something STUPID in a car you shoot an arrow at them. When the police see a car with a number of those little arrows, they know that guy is an idiot driver and they simply pull him over and give him a ticket!!
Tom F OHIO
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Tom with your knowledge and ability I am sure you could make something that would work for the back of the car besides a light and it would be nice for the rest of us Model A'ers to use.
Tom Wesenberg
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Tom F OHIO
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See, I knew you would come up with something. Maybe something more legal would be better.
Y-Blockhead
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I like the idea of injecting drain oil into the exhaust to make a smoke cloud.
I would be afraid I would create such a cloud that my follower could see when I stopped and rear ends me.
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al's28/33
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I had a car full of high schoolers tailing me last week, the driver thinking he was funny pretending to pass over the double solid lines. After I leaned out and yelled at him WHAT THE HELL IS YOUR PROBLEM,,,,, he backed off. When they were finally able to pass legally he had the most timid appearance and his face was as red as a ripe tomato.
coupe1942
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Is this some of your wives in the first pic?
When we lived in Reedsville, PA., I loved to ride my sidecar rig with this sign on the back of it.
Nice country (beautiful) and fun to see, but no fun to shovel snow from the driveway. I took lots of photos of the buggies when there. My dog would bark at the horses each time we passed a wagon. I was always afraid he would make them bolt in doing that, but they never did.
When we lived in Reedsville, PA., I loved to ride my sidecar rig with this sign on the back of it.
Nice country (beautiful) and fun to see, but no fun to shovel snow from the driveway. I took lots of photos of the buggies when there. My dog would bark at the horses each time we passed a wagon. I was always afraid he would make them bolt in doing that, but they never did.
