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Found this original Wheel Horse shop coat at the Le Sueur swap meet today.

Following a good rain, I took advantage of the soften ground and dragged the driveway. About once a year I stir the gravel. Looks like time to get a load of gravel delivered got a few areas of clay poking through. .

Least the windshield is in one piece ...

@BradKahler WHOA WHOA, WHOA, I see a big problem here, you should be making two and sell me one

Methinks someone is really enjoying this drive!

I think I know a satisfied smile when I see one. Happy travels.

Been working on something fun: A custom built RC truck with a 3d printed body, inspired by a 70s suburban. Vanquish VS4-10 chassis, well tested motor that's the same as the one in my brother's TRX4, going to be running a set of Falken Wildpeak tires on it, on 1.7" rims to get the clearance right. Going to get a leaf spring kit for the rear axle and keep the front axle coil spring. Still a lot of work but it's going to be super cool when it's done.

Getting closer to having it finished. I'm just about finished with the sector plate, just need to file the three slots to width and then weld the round bar to the sector plate. Also I still need to work out the adjusting arm, but I have enough pictures that I don't think it's going to be too difficult. Once I'm sure everything fits properly I'll get it all welded and painted.

Some or all o' those are mine too. I'm fine with the repost. That's what we're here for.

Along with the pictures provided by ebinmaine in this thread, these are the pictures I found on here on Red Square in a couple of different posts. So far they have given me all the information needed to fabricate the lift arm assembly. Moderator, if I shouldn't have posted these pictures, please delete them.

Nice addition to the collection! Glad an collector got them! I do own that sign and I was looking at those apparel items on Lincoln Radiator was my hometown dealer in Lincoln, IL. He did have some great stories about being on the Dealer Council, and he participated in the Indy Speedway events. He opened his dealership in 1959, and sold out 50 years later in 2008. I bought the sign on the auction. I have no doubt that's where the apparel came from as well. Being a 50 year dealer who also collected many things, the auction was a figurative goldmine of vintage stuff and the auction drew a lot of collectors from the east. That sign hung in the barn the last 12 years and has actually only in the last month come out of the barn to be worked on to hang in my shop. Unfortunately the other side has better color but took more damage. I have the pieces for the large hole, just working on gently cleaning and repairing. replacing the old fluorescents with LED strips I also made a mini replica on my 3d printer.