For those who remember it

[Sasquatch Jim]

 I once built a Dnepr MT11 with sidecar from parts.  For those of you who don't remember it, well I did.
 And built a machine-gun to mount on the sidecar.  I sold it for needed money when I moved back to the west coast.
 Ever since, I have missed that machine.
 Fast forward to today.  After dinner with an old girlfriend at a bike bar in Seneca on Hiway 6, I drove to the motorcycle shop where I had sold it.  The guy said it was collecting dust in a back shed and hadn't been touched in more than 4 years.  I asked and he said he would consider selling it back to me.
 I may have found my summer project.

[BillinPA]

I remember that Jim! Hope it comes back to you!!

[Shorty]

 

[Arizona Wayne]

If it's your old rig and you get it running again, will you keep it or sell it then?

[azguzzirep]

This one?




facebook photo upload

[Sasquatch Jim]

  That's my Russian girl.  For 12 years now I have wondered what she has been doing.

[azguzzirep]

  That's my Russian girl.  For 12 years now I have wondered what she has been doing.

I'm glad I still had the photo. I had to delete a lot of stuff 'cause my handi said I was running out of space.@

[Matteo]

That'll keep the ragers calm
When I was stationed on the Coast Guard Cutter Hornbeam I was starboard gunner with a 50 cal.
Man I loved shooting that beast.

[Sasquatch Jim]

  I have shot thousands of rounds through a Ma deuce in my tours in the Army and Coast Guard.
 That's why the gun on the bike resembles one.
 One night I put 400 rounds in the bottom of a 60 foot fishing boat.  I would wait for the boat to roll in the swell,
then stitch it close to the keel before it rolled upright.  At about 100 yards range, I could see the bullets going in where I aimed.  It took all night before it finally sank.  I think it may have been smuggling a load of styrofoam.