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Even the Amish use modern computerized cash registers and credit card readers these days.
Desp8te their public image, they are not a "horse buggy and feather pen" group. They use a lot of modern products, although they don't advertise it.Even the Amish use modern computerized cash registers and credit card readers these days.
If you had a turn of the centrury car (20th) the Amish coachbuilders are the ones you want to restore the top.Desp8te their public image, they are not a "horse buggy and feather pen" group. They use a lot of modern products, although they don't advertise it.
There was a good sized creek that ran through our neighborhood. There were a couple of ropes tied to tall trees. We'd swing across the creek bed probably 25ft above the ground. One day a rope broke and a buddy fell onto a big chunk of concrete. He was in the hospital for a while with halos, pins and cables on his left knee and ankle.
Many of us are fortunate that we didn't kill ourselves as kids.There was a good sized creek that ran through our neighborhood. There were a couple of ropes tied to tall trees. We'd swing across the creek bed probably 25ft above the ground. One day a rope broke and a buddy fell onto a big chunk of concrete. He was in the hospital for a while with halos, pins and cables on his left knee and ankle.
Within a month a new rope was back where that one had been.
The Union and the Bee were rivals for a long time. The Bee won.
I want one of these.My 2nd car, a '68 Rambler, had a 3-on-the-tree shifter.
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Yes, most likely a minivan. A necessity due to their construction, unfortunately.I think it's a van.