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Bill, I'm sure you are right. Perhaps the building is 1943. Ian
4 months agoBill and John, both of your comments are possibly true.
4 months agoJohn, I tend to agree.
4 months agoGreat job ! It's a bit of a lost art in the western world . . .
4 months agoPrevious cycling patrons may have had a few too many . . .
4 months agoIt's great to see the revolution is still alive !
4 months agoThe steering wheel would be lovely and light but I'd be concerned about understeer at any sort of pace !
4 months agoAnd a very nice stand !
4 months agoThey're relining the brake shoes. Safety first !
4 months agoIt looks like Banksy was there !
4 months agoThose are mud kilns used for making charcoal.
4 months agoMore likely the other way around, the dams in Laos are newish and built by either China or Thailand so much if not most of the power is exported.
4 months agoAir cooled?
4 months agoGrille and hood looks like M151 from late 1960s (3 hood ribs).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M151_%C2%BC-ton_4%C3%974_utility_truck
John, yes! And I'm told that one cannot use ropes to tie loads on commercial vehicles anymore in Australia. Ian
4 months ago