Technical identify what's buried on the beach *excavation has begun!*

we planned to go kayanking today but the winds are howling..........surfs up!

 

"KaYANKING" ?? You kids and your new sexual games.....

 

Quick, get a hold of Geraldo. this might be bigger than the Capone vault !

 

Man, been a while since I was there, but we used to take a couple summers at Black Point in the mid-70's. I particularly remember being there when Jaws came out, talk about kids cracking wise about sharks! But we didn't seem to go out very far either.
There used to be a ship that was washed up on a sand bar or a reef and it was a wreck that didn't get towed off. We got into big trouble with our parents for trying to paddle out there on rubber rafts.

 

Maybe you should have pulled the whole thing out of the sand, sprayed a couple of coats of clear on it to preserve the patina and put it on the road..............

 

That's what we call it above the Mason/Dixon Line.

 

first thought was a Russian submarine, but I see that is not the deal. Cool project!!

 

Great story, great picks. I'm scouring the horizon for a hippo boat.

 

The sand blaster called, he said he can get you in tomorrow. Bring it by early as it will be an all day blast.

 

What is it with kids and digging holes? Me and a friend thought we needed a cave so we started digging one into a six foot bank..Dirt was hard and we got in about four feet and started thinking about finding wood for shoring after we stopped digging today...We only made it about another six inches before discovering a yellow jacket nest in operation....

 

Proof positive that your never too old to play in the sand & have a happy childhood! HRP

 

Amelia Beerfart...

 

She's probably saying under her breath this whole time "Please don't bring this home, Please don't bring this home!"

 

RAD! I'm glad I'm not the only one who digs up old car parts on vacation.

 

Get a tetanus shot.

 

This had to be tons better than the ocean cruse you took a few years ago. Bob

 

Coming soon

 

way better than a F'n cruise..........
heres the booty: a ground strap, a big washer, a left handed nut and the hub cap.

 

the ground strap would make a good extra body to chassis ground. it came off the T chassis and i would love to see it used on a TROG car. Sooooo if you are building a car for the race of champions and want this cable i will send it to you FREE of charge [continental usa].....just pm your info and picture of your project.

 

Ted, That is the remains of a T starter switch, bolted to the frame and activated with your heal pushing on it. Bob

 

that makes sense.

 

it's location can be seen in the bottom center in this photo.

 

Is it true this is your new shop uniform?

 

You are scaring me! I keep thinking there will be a picture of a hand COMING UP!!!

 

While you were playing in the sand I thought I saw Donna with this guy!

 

Good luck with your 1923 Buick Sport Touring restoration, they were a nice car in their day. Bob

 

I told you red wheels!

 

Wait till they check your room and find you missing.

 

The Russians are coming, The Russians are coming !!!!!!!!

 

Ted after spending a lot of time in North Carolina.{i used to live on the coast there}I found they used old cars a lot to help build up the sand dunes.I think some one posted about it on here a while ago. We spend a lot of time on the Outer Banks of N.C.{been fishing it since my dad started taking us there in the late 60s surf fishing}They still do this when a big storm come and cuts a new inlet through the island they still fill it with old cars and put a temp. Bridge over all the cars till they pump it back full of sand and then repave it and take out the bridge. We love out there but love our mountians up here too. Have fun buddy. Bruce.