Old Buckboard

[Guyzerr]

It brings back memories when I was a little tyke riding in the back of my grandpa's wagon. :thumbup

 

[HottyToddyChick]

It's beautiful! I have so many questions about that wagon- it looks like it has a LOT of history.

 

[RedRyder]

I like it!

If I had a scanner, I could scan a picture of the wagon that we have on our property. Back when it was decent looking. It's pretty rough now due to the weather, etc.

Hubby may someday restore it.

 

[Guyzerr]

I like it!

Thanks. I took it just for you knowing full well how you like old things.

If I had a scanner, I could scan a picture of the wagon that we have on our property. Back when it was decent looking. It's pretty rough now due to the weather, etc.

Work scanner ?

Hubby may someday restore it.

I told my wife that about an old buffet I dragged home, then moved it to two different cities before I sold it for a fortune during our moving to BC garage sale. :thumbup

 

[RedRyder]

Thanks. I took it just for you knowing full well how you like old things.

You are most welcome. Yes. I do like old things.

Work scanner ?

Only a B&W printer with that capability. But it wouldn't be private and others would see. I don't play at work. (anymore :ninja)

I told my wife that about an old buffet I dragged home, then moved it to two different cities before I sold it for a fortune during our moving to BC garage sale. :thumbup

Bwahahahahahahaha..... I cannot count the vehicles that we've bought with high hopes of restoring them that got sold for double the money we had in them before the engine even cooled.

.... although.... some sat for a year or longer before being sold or traded. So I totally understand. :nod:

 

[Mystic]

beautiful!!!

 

[Guyzerr]

beautiful!!!

Thanks Dollface.

 

[skyblue]

now that looks good

 

[AstriaPorta]

different and maybe that is what make it good photo