An old, wooden wagon marks the turn to the Cherokee Restaurant on Nicols Road. Any guesses about the mileage on that 4-wheeler?
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Your photo lets us appreciate just how many parts are needed to keep a wheel on an axle.
ReplyDeleteI give up, so: what is the mileage ?
ReplyDeleteLooks like many, many miles!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like it has seen better days!
ReplyDeleteNow thats what I call a classic vehicle. NO screen wash, no wiper blades, very cheap to run. Although I think its running days are long gone.
ReplyDeleteI love old things like this - reminds me of Arizona! Sorry I've been absent for so long - it was a crazy busy summer. I'm way behind on blog hopping and I've missed everyone! Hope all is well in your life.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I guess these things didn't have odometers. I am just going to have to guess "a lot"!
ReplyDeleteAre you sure it can even hit a mile? ;-D
ReplyDeleteWell captured...
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Did it go to Oregon?
ReplyDeleteI want one like that please.
And now a perfect art subject
ReplyDeleteIt can tell so many stories about the things it saw and felt.
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