Charlie, When you get that time machine running stop by here in V.A. pick me up and then drop me off in 1956, that was the year I was 14 and bought my first truck a 1933 Chevrolet pickup, with paper route money a whopping 60.00 and I drove it home! course I had no license or Ins, Truth be told it was a hard sell to my ole man! That truck introduced me to girls and a lot of other things I should have left alone! but I would love to do it all over again! Gary

i know of 3 happy people when i get this time machine going i m going back to 1952 and get that greener 8 ga and wayne a 4 bore while on the way gona drop off garry in 1956 so he can get that 33 chevy pickup...what a happy bunch we will be...well i forgot about the purdy 8 ga guess i ll bring it home too...charlie

Charlie

can you fit a flux-capacitor in a 64 Falcon?

If you can't find a flux capacitor, try a Turbo Encabulator. The man in this video lives across the street from me, About 90 years old, but still sharp as a tack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=rLDgQg6bq7o

don t know if i can fit one of those gadgits in the falcon but we will try for sure... charlie

A '64 Falcon's got a sizable trunk as I remember, Charlie. Swing by the house and pick me up when you get that figured out. I've got some business back in the fifties too, mostly involving Parkers and SAA Colts. We may need a trailer behind that little Ford...:rotf:

now you talkingmay need that v8 yet to pull that load of guns and that old 33 chevy....charlie

Mr. Zachow, as I recall from my childhood, the BP did not fluctuate with the USD like it does today. $2.80 per BP if my memory is correct.