PF goes on road trip with Hamb friend, Sunday dinner and a new truck

Thanks for spending your time editing pictures and posting Paul, your threads of your adventures are often the highlight of the HAMB for me. The AD truck looks super nice and all that chicken is making me hungry!

 

Thanks for letting us ride along PF. Dan

 

Yo Mr.PF

Many thanks for the trip...perfect

cheers Bryan

 

Thanks one more time for another enjoyable PF road trip. I enjoyed everything about it outside of the fried Chicken. My great Texas motherinlaw burned me out on that years ago.

 

You sir, Have It Made!

 

Paul, did you happen to venture a little farther West through town ??? There's quite a bit of stuff on the edge of town there, and it's all for sale., There's also an old junkyard in the trees just West of Jay's that was FULL 3 months ago, and is now mostly crushed.....

 

Neat find! I love reading about your travels. I also like to go thru little towns. So much cool stuff to see. Can't wait to see your new truck all fixed up.

 

You lead the good life. Thanks for sharing.

jimh

 

Now that's what a call "a good day". Time has stood still for that AD. Great find, great pics. Thanks

 

It has to be one of the coolest old stations around. Awesome!

 

Well, Flats, it looks like you were pretty darn close to our stompin' grounds. Nice score on the truck. Keep us posted.

 

another poverty flats adventure ....when you coming east?? I know this nice little town called Hatboro...

 

wow nice ..
even if it has a large rusted steel c--k in the picture's
good to know you can be left mostly unattended

please do not post the other pictures from the week end escapades..

okay okay i admit "liking " the castle building

 

...after reading the whole thread, I realize that this is what a day in heaven , on Earth, is like!...I'd love to do this kind of stuff everyday.

 

Rusty I agree. But alas, we can't all have the life of Riley like PF.

 

any more photos of that nice truck you bought?

 

when I saw that ball of twine (went 700 miles out of my way to see it) it was the world's second largest. Ely,Minn. had the largest at the time, and since i'd seen that one, I had to see the other. Thanks for the memories.

 

the worlds largest hand dug well in greensberg ks was also on that trip. the walk down wasn't bad, however, the walk back up damn near killed me. there wasn't enough air in all of kansas to fill my lungs. think it was 120 ft deep/25ft in dia. funny part was, that trip i was going from wi. to fla. to new mexico. oh well, times were simpler then.

 

I can't tell you how jealous I am right now. What you just picked up is my dream truck.

 

Great trip you took us on Poverty. Fed us and found some interesting people, buildings and projects as well as dragging home a nearly new pickup. Nice.

Thanks for sharing the trip.

 

Man, that truck looks nice, Paul...

 

thank goodness its staying in the dry Kansas air
.. it would just explode in any more northern climate

if the rub out fails a good coat of brush on red enamel barn paint will be super fine ..
i do believe that hole in the seat cover is from recent activity..

ding ding ding winner and free chicken dinner...

 

that truck sure would look good in jefferson, wi

 

It'd look even better in Earth, Texas

 

download the altered pic i supplied AND PRINT and then squint a little bit .....

see it should stay in KANSAS it needs more open air

its chopped and lowered in that pic fits PF'S-style

 

Ok, making some progress now----
Before and after:

 

wow looks great

 

holy cow, that looks fabulous

 

that is a great buy, great to see that it's getting some lovin....

Cheers,

Drewfus

 

Thanks, it is getting the seat redone now. Here are some more photos from earlier today.