Welcome aboard the HOG

sorry I also have "down sized". But not to that extreme. Try a JBL 9 X 1 WIRELESS system, T.V. soundbar. DVD and CD's go through my Blue Ray. Other streaming sources for music etc.- Siriusxm and online.

Since Years ago I used to live about a mile down the road from it, the Amytiville house would do just fine.

GOOD ONE!!!

the bill is going back to the house because of some changes made to it in the Senate. The house now needs to accept these changes, or??????? If not back to the Senate!

realy enjoyed this find of yours, many thanks.

After all these years here, a wishful and hopeful Merry Christmas to all.

Gee a real beauty! Makes me want for an old freind I had at one time. Another lever action, the Savage 99E in .308. Held 5 rounds in Its internal rotary magazine. They are no longer made.

'66-'70
many thanks

my favorite- Bad Moon Arising.

Very nicely done!

Many thanks, looking forward to trying it out when it finally cools down.

"Picture perfect"! Many thanks

used to love listening to it on then 1010 WINS N.Y.; before they switched over to news only.

Totally disagree. There's more to it than that. The set standard that has been in use is the S.A.E. The Society of American Engineers has been the world standard for Aircraft, Cars, Boats/Ships parts and required hardware. the auto industry has to a limited degree been drifting more toward the metric system. Cutting tools and close tolerances for specialized hardware and applications and costs c/t the above have for the most part prevented it in the other areas. Quite a bit of the European aviation effort, although on full metric, competes on an international level for our S.A.E. based hardware. Today, world wide competition for available hardware forces manufacturers to plan for available hardware when tooling up for a production run. Sometimes outright buying hardware manufacturers to guarantee an uninterrupted supply.