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Maybe you already know about these, but anyway here (found one): http://www.lislecorp.com/divisions/products/?product=91

Hey, Oldfart, just for record GENERAL makes a killer mirror (WITH lights), and I know I've seen (somewhere) a device that can be used as a substitute Soldier B for depressing a brake pedal. If I can find that I'll post it here...

Not exactly thoughtful, but it is a sign that someone WAS there.

You don't need the glasses. Two sheets of white "shirt" cardboard, and you can see the whole thing. Just a pin-hole in one and hold that sheet over the second sheet and the image will project on to the lower/ second sheet. It's not about "seeing" that, anyway. It's more about just being...

THAT is the big selling point of the Strohsnider stores. The staff knows their stuff.

We're lucky. We got a killer group of franchised Ace Hardware Stores here in the D.C area called "Strohsniders". Strohsniders is a cross between the Mom-and-Pop model and the Big Box model. I think they are up to something like (3) area stores now. It is TOTALLY killer!

Well, it doesn't of course, but it sure identifies you as a funny man with a sense of humor! :beer::naner:

That key switch is a nice find. That internet will drive you nuts, because on the one-hand it opens up your search capability a quantum jump, but then you also always wonder what you might be missing just because your search terms MIGHT be missing one key term. :doh:

The old "boondockers", remember them well. :beer:

i'm sorry, Oldfart, but I lost track: - Were you ever Seabee Navy at one time?

It "shore" does look pretty.* (* A little USN humor there, and I DO mean little). :mrgreen:

It's funny "ain't it? How what's new all of a sudden - magically!- turns old. You just keep busy, and then one day you look up and realize, d----, time has been marching on! :beer:

Nice press. [thumbzup] When you need one that looks might handy.

It looks great. Did you come up with the color match by accident, or by design?

They all got stories, even the ones that never let "home". [thumbzup]

Thanks, Oldfart, and certainly not asking for any information from you unless you would be looking into it for your own interest. It's always fun to know the "family" history of the Old Iron, but only incidentally to whatever you have planned for your MV's. [thumbzup]:beer:

I'm not guessing that there are a lot of USN installations in the glorious mountain state of Colorado, but who knows? Do you have any idea what is the background of your forklift, where it served (Southern CA?), etc.?

A custom wheel is $65, that's it? How can you say no?!

I'm totally on-board here: - Subscribed. [thumbzup] :beer: