Other hobbies

[Mopower58]

Located the best pic I had of the 2004 SRT Ram.

 

[Admin]

 

[Mopower58]

Way back when in January 2000 when our 65 Coronet made the cover of Car Craft.

 

[Outacntrl]

I posted in the other thread but I'll post here as well. Hoping to go 9.80-9.90's in the car this year. Also have a 96 Bronco I like to mess with.

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[Backwoods]

My other hobby , cleaned it up , acid washed pontoons tomorrow it goes to lake wedowee for the summer. It's to heavy for my f 150 so l pull it with my 550 .

 

[100Acre]

Log saws. I had a few engines. I love restoring old iron. Now I just have a few old steam engines...

 

[CPope]

I would love to have an old hit and miss engine

 

[100Acre]

 

[100Acre]

something I have always wanted to make.

 

[100Acre]

I scored a super Awesome monster grain mill in St Elmo . It’s got a bigger hopper than my nearly equally sized corn grist mill for making corn meal. Best part is it was only $75. Phenomenal deal. Back when things were made with much more higher quality standards than today. My guess would be that this particular grinder was probably in some type of general or grocery store back in the late 18 to early 1900s.
Cranking!!!

 

[Trademark]

I’ve always enjoyed building things and got into building rustic-ish furniture when I realized how expensive furniture from stores was. Started out building a couple things for the house and kind of expanded from there.

Also into college sports (the Razorbacks fuel my depression) and hunting. But the majority of my time is spent at the gym.

 

[mjn]

My primary passion for years has been riding all the backroad twisties the PNW has to offer.. Back in 2003, I started doing a ride each year, I spent hours and hours planning and organizing it. We started with 7 riders. By 2011, the count was 27. Average miles was 800-1000, so not huge. We had an absolute blast every year, but the amount of effort it took to put it together (to my satisfaction) was taxing. After weather and a few other issues made the '14 ride less than fun.. I stopped. My buddies keep bugging me to do it again, but I'm having too much fun with my Pioneer!!

Here are a few shots from years past;
First one is Lolo Pass, hwy 12. The sign says it all..

Near Heppner, Oregon

Overlook on FS52 south of Ukiah, Or.

Buford grade between Enterprise, Oregon and Clarkston, Wa.

The bottom of Rattlesnake Grade. This is opposite Buford, closer to Clarkston.

 

[mjn]

A few more..
This is Dooley Mtn. Southwest of Baker City, Or.

Screwin around near Shaniko, Oregon

The Hotel at Shaniko, Oregon.

Myself and a buddy of mine at the start of one of the most epic stretches of pavement anywhere.. Hwy 218 from Antelope, OR to Fossil, Or. People come from all over to ride this amazing 45 miles of pavement.

Reported to be the oldest bar in Washington State. The Bluebird, in Bickleton, Wa.

FS 52 between Ukiah and Sumpter. My personal backroad racetrack.

We've had a few mishaps over the years.. this happened in '12. I'm looking over what's left of a buddy's new CBR1000. City boys sometimes freak out when the road has tar snakes.. To me, it just makes the corners a bit more technical.. you slide a little each time you cross one, so you've gotta set your corner up correctly to begin with. What you DON'T do, is freak and slam on the brakes. This guy did that, and ended up going right off the corner at about 70 or so.. hit a small pine tree in the barrow pit and did a full front flip off his bike. He came out fine. His bike... not so much.

 

[Smitty335]

I’ve always enjoyed building things and got into building rustic-ish furniture when I realized how expensive furniture from stores was. Started out building a couple things for the house and kind of expanded from there.

Also into college sports (the Razorbacks fuel my depression) and hunting. But the majority of my time is spent at the gym.

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Looks great! I spend a lot of time in my 12 acre gym! HA!

 

[Bradley-Thornton]

Little eye candy Dart block 363 TF 205 11R head T56 magnum 6 speed trans, Hoping to make a little over 425hp to the ground on motor and 600hp on nitrous. As you can see the wife loves helping LOL

 

[Adam490]

Nothing too fancy here. Enjoy shooting and hiking with the family. Went for a few miles this morning before the heat got too bad!

 

[100Acre]

I’ve always enjoyed building things and got into building rustic-ish furniture when I realized how expensive furniture from stores was. Started out building a couple things for the house and kind of expanded from there.

Also into college sports (the Razorbacks fuel my depression) and hunting. But the majority of my time is spent at the gym.

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Personally I’m not a big sports fan because it feels my depression. LOL I refer to it more often as panem et circensis. Or translated to; bread and circuses. Otherwise known as distractions. I guess we all need some sort of distraction and some work well for others, whereas others work well for others. A good distraction would be our common appreciation for our Honda’s. My father‘s hobby is woodworking and he’s done some amazing things. Along time ago Ethan Allen the furniture maker used to have a dry kiln just down the river from my house and I used to collect mountains of Mahogany teak ash oak cherry Ipe and many exotic and domestic woods. All in varying lengths and sizes of board feet. I collected many full truckloads and literally thousands of feet of exotic woods for a long time. Before I realized the value of what I had collected, I burned it as firewood. Once my father discovered I had all of the stuff he went crazy and build all kinds of furniture and did raised panels on his ceilings and walls and did amazing work in his house, my house my brothers house and build all kinds of great pieces of furniture. I have a strong appreciation for woodworking. I used to do a fair amount of turning on a lathe. That was a huge passion for me. Very therapeutic too.

 

[100Acre]

Panem Et Circensis and for another distraction of Bread and Circuses
LE new mill….

 

[100Acre]

I would love to have an old hit and miss engine

This is an awesome set up and I learned a few things I did not know about the evolution of these engines!

 

[ToddACimer]

One of my more recent projects. This one is going to Michigan next week.

 

[russknight]

I'm into military vehicles. I've had three in recent years. The first picture was my 5 ton M925A2 ROPS truck it has the 8.3 liter Cummins turbo diesel with a 5 speed Allison automatic. It also has a full roll cage. The second is the militaries latest iteration, the 7 ton MTVR. 500 hp Cat C12 turbo diesel, Allison 7 speed automatic, air lockers on each axle, fully independent suspension, weapons platform with turret, a real beast of a vehicle. The third picture is my current ride, a M929A2 dump truck. Drive train is the same as the 925. It is going to be very useful, unlike the two previous grocery getters🤣. All three trucks have the CTIS tire inflation system where you can control the tire pressures from inside the cab.