Dirty Bird press

[FiveSevenLiter]

I take US$ at par and have lots of magazines I can send.
Some have staples in the belly buttons.
T/F
 

[59meteor]

Another guy here that prefers reading an actual print magazine. At one time, I used to subscribe to quite a few magazines, Mustang Monthly, Super Ford, and Musclecar Review, back when they were Dobbs Publications, SS&DI, PHR,Car Craft, among others, as well as others that I would buy at a magazine store, drug store, Supermarket, combined with National Dragsters weekly NHRA newspaper, about 10 per month. But as corporate takeovers , "streamlining", and the fact that most of the Ford and Mustang magazines decided to ignore virtually everything that was not a 5.0 Mustang or newer, I let the subscriptions expire, and eventually most of the magazines did eventually expire as well. The local store car magazine selection has dwindled down to only a few , I now buy less magazines in a year than I used to get each month. I still glimpse they the few magazines that remain, but since I have no interest in Chevy LS engines, late model cars, 4x4 trucks, or "Rat Rods", it is pretty rare for a magazine to follow me home. The only things I subscribe to now are National Dragster, that comes with my NHRA membership, but is now down to a monthly paper, and the Hagerty insurance magazine. I do enjoy Collectible Automobile, they do very in depth stories, with lots of color, so I may subscribe, as I have not been able to find a reliable store source.

[rmk57]

Jeff gets recognized on Just A Car Guy yesterday.

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2022/10/jeff-norwells-t-bird-got-full-page-in.html

and my Mercury M-3 the day before.

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2022/10/terry-has-one-cool-truck-flat-head.html

 

A good blog with good taste.

Terry
 

  Terry, whats the pipe coming from the side of the box? Great looking truck also!

[Wirenut]

I used to subscribe to a number of magazines. I still have some that I hang on to and scan through from time to time. I could spend hours just on one magazine and savor it for days.
I stopped subscribing to them when the advertisements became more pages than the actual subject matter.
It also became a problem getting rid of them. I had hundreds of them, I was able to donate them to our local library so they could distribute them through their used magazine department, I also took some to MD Anderson Cancer center and left them in the waiting rooms to give them extra life.
I too love feeling the pages of a good book or a car magazine, much better than reading on a computer screen.

[FiveSevenLiter]

That is a farmer built grain chute.  I also has one in the tailgate.  This way the farmer did not have to shovel product all the way to the back of the box.  The elevator had a grated floor and it would fall into the hopper below.  Some of the older elevators had a tipping floor to aid in the gravity process.  The elevator would have server all bins for different grains and it could be selected using the "Bindicator".