Thanks. I live in Las Vegas. Are you coming here any time soon? ;-)
My list is growing and growing. It looks like I will have to make it pretty structurally sound just to hold up the weight.
Half of the fun is going to be going out and scrounging this stuff from yard sales, RV boneyards, flea markets, and the side of the road.
I will post a list soon of what has been suggested.
This is going to be fun.
Steve
How about a shelf for a laptop? This IS the 21st Century you know...
Gunner
"Pax Americana is a philosophy. Hardly an empire. Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us) off in job lots is hardly empire building, particularly when you give them self determination under "play nice" rules.
Think of it as having your older brother knock the s*it out of you for torturing the cat." Gunner
How about a couple of the spun aluminium exhaust fan housings that look somewhat like jet engine housings - that should trigger some interesting discussions. Gerry :-)} London, Canada
I live in a small Texas town in a 100 year old house. The original outhouse is still there, and is a two holer. The interesting part is that it does not go into the ground, but is built on top of a slab. It has a tray that is pulled out from the side, and according to my Aunt, the city came around and emptied it once a week. Anybody else seen one like that?
Straight pipes.
Yup! back home in the mid '40s, an enterprising guy had a Model "A" coupe with the rumble seat removed and a tipable box tank in it's place - looked much like a short version of thepick-um-up version exploder. He filled it by hand, but had a bumper jack dump mechanism. Gerry :-)} London, Canada
Run an electric cord out of the seat , mount a receptacle on the wall near by . A small LED count down timer with wires running under everything that triggers as soon as anyone plugs in the cord . Should see some short visits followed by a rather brisk walk to get clear . Ken Cutt
LOL. I was gonna say, run an electric cord *to* the seat, and install a few power resistors on the underside.
Nothing like a warm seat on a cold day. :)
Jim
I have a friend who did this once...
Was that side-by-side, or double-decker, for the two-holer?
Pete, I haven't forgotten about those coins. Everything is sorted, I just need to do some sorting so I can do the 'picks' to get you guys a nice starter set.
Dave
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