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1936 Chevrolet 3100
$16,500 galena, IL
1936 chevrolet pickup street rod all steel 327 motor 4 speed transmission mustangII front-end 10 bolt rear-end power steering light peach teal interior tilt column vdo guages call 815-777-2088home or815-973-8035 cell..
1936 Ford Deluxe
$14,900 Tupelo, MS
Ford Deluxe Humpback. 4 Door Sedan. Very nice original car with few changes. Aluminum radiator, electric fan, turn signals, alternator and 12 volt systemall gauges working with original working radio. Clock in rear view mirror winds up with chain. Very rare. Solid car with only one paint job. Very good stainless. No...
1936 Dodge Pickup
$50,000 Westbury, NY
Dodge Pickup . Newly Rebuilt. 118 Miles 354 Chrysler Hemi 518 Automatic Transition New Interior Independent Front Suspension Ididit Steering Collumn Lokar Linkage and shifters
1936 Chevrolet
$5,295 Thornville, OH
Chevrolet Master 2Dr Sedan. This is a great example of an unmolested 1936 Chevrolet Master 2 dr. sedan.The car is extremely solid with only very minor rust on each front fender above running board.I have replaced the wood in the passenger door and the drivers door needs a kit as well. NOS grill, a few new parts, and...
1936 Lincoln
$21,800 Phoenix, AZ
LeBaron produced 25 examples of the two passenger coupe on model K chassis for 1936. Powered by a 414 cubic inch V12 engine, the LeBaron coupe offered its owners the ultimate in intimate luxury transportation. This rare and beautiful classic has blue exterior paint, outstanding chrome, dual side mounts and a black...
1936 Buick Century
$19,900 Jonesboro, AR
Buick Century Sedan. A rare car completely restored front to rear org. car straight eight three speed floor shift cruse 70 mph coast to coast this car was in the great race in 06...royal blue with gray interior nice dual side mounts 6 new tires new 5k paint job engine only 4k miles all new chrome new gas tank with...
1936 Dodge
$29,000 Fairfield, TX
Dodge 4Dr Sedan. Small block chevy with 2x3 induction and 700 R4 transmission;ac, power rack steering,front air bag suspension, power windows, electric doors, and cruise control. All body seams filled, top chopped 3 and filled. Many custom body modifications. Beautiful car and great to drive. Several show awards....
1936 Ford Deluxe
$29,500 Kerrville, TX
Ford Deluxe Touring Sedan. Comprehensive frame-off restoration in late 1990s. Only 91,000 miles since new. Repainted in 2000. Car is beautiful cosmetically and drives as nice as it looks. Electronic ignition, 12-volt system with alternator, auxiliary radiator fan, auxiliary water temp gauge, auxiliary electronic...
1936 Ford
$45,900 Holly Hill, FL
Ford 5-W Coupe. I have a very nice 36 ford 5 window coupe for sale or trade It has beautiful paint, drives great, you can drive it home Zz4 crate motor with a 700 r transmission Tilt wheel Mustang rack in pinion Power steering Power windows Pd power trunk Cold air all new ac New wheels and tires Very nice...
1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
$34,000 Apple Valley, CA
1936 CHEVY 2DR MASTER SEDAN APPLE VALLEY, CA Chevy SBC- Turbo 350 Trans- 8 Posi rear End - Mustang II type Front End with after market rack and pinion steering assembly Four corner air bag suspension. VDO Vintage gauges Power windows, door locks and truck lid. Power driver seat- Tinted glass all around Lokar...
1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
$2,500 Gray Court, SC
Super project car. 1936 Chevrolet Master! Straight 6 with manual transmission and lots of parts to get your restoration started! You probably cant believe that this beauty can be yours for only $2,500.00, Lets talk!!! I will consider a serious offer or an interesting trade. Give me a call so we can talk about how we...
1936 Dodge
$8,995 Ham Lake, MN
A smooth-running 1979 350 ci V8 engine is paired with a Turbo 350 automatic transmission to power this truck. It features LED body lighting and tail lights, all new gauges, chrome rally wheels with spinners, cloth and vinyl bucket seating, power brakes and steering with tilt, running boards, an AMFM radio with CD...
1936 Ford
$24,900 Freeport, ME
1936 Ford five window coupe from Georgia,with recent,professional body repair and paint.The cars driveability and safety has been enhanced with the installation of a 40 Ford flathead V8,and hydraulic brakes. This is not a show quality car,but its appearance and performance will be sure to delight all but the most...
1936 Ford
$26,499 Calabasas, CA
This vehicle is located in: Silverton, OR 1936 Ford Model 68. 1936 Ford Model 68 in very good condition-Red exterior plus a Black Vinyl interior-Equipped with an 350 Chevrolet 8-Cylinder gas Automatic transmission-All Steel and classified as a 5-Window Coupe-Front Disc Brakes-Air Conditioning within-Coker tires...
1936 Lincoln
Very rare V12 motor with new heads ($8000) not perfect but a great find for a collector wont last long!! Visit Free Rek 22 online at www.freerek22.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at 574-210-8476 today to schedule your test drive. Freerek22.com operates a free listing and locator service for RVs,...
1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
$28,000 Calabasas, CA
This vehicle is located in: Lafayette, CO 1936 Chevrolet FA Master. There Is A Special Feeling You Get When Driving A Classic Car Down Main- Street The Attention You Get The Smiles From Onlookers And Its Because- You Stand Out From The Crowd Your Sense Of Style Is Apparent And Lets- Face It... In A Classic Like This...
1936 Plymouth
Professionally built in pristine condition. Visit Free Rek 22 online at www.freerek22.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at 574-210-8476 today to schedule your test drive. Freerek22.com operates a free listing and locator service for RVs, Classic Cars, Boats, Heavy Equipment and Machinery, Aircraft...
1936 Chevrolet
$36,995 Calabasas, CA
This vehicle is located in: Greenfield, WI 1936 Chevrolet FA Master. All Original Parts and Mechanism-Rare 1936 Chevrolet FA Master 3-Window Coupe with a Rumble seat in Mint condition-Black exterior plus a Beige Vinyl interior-Equipped with a V8 gas Automatic transmission-Only 10000 of these Cars were ever...
1936 Plymouth
$45,000 Calabasas, CA
This vehicle is located in: Tempe, AZ 1936 Plymouth P1 2 Door Business Coupe. This Beautifully Customized Purple 1936 Plymouth P1 2 Door Business -Coupe Is A Perfect Example Of What A Restoration Should Look Like. People Buy Old Cars For Many Different Reasons For Some The Decision Is- Driven By Nostalgia For Their...
1936 Ford Custom
$49,900 Arlington, TX
In the world of Street Rods the variation of body styles never ends. You have the coupe, roadster, sedan, 3-window, panel, delivery, and the list goes on and on. Each look has their own cool features but some would argue the Sedan is where its at. This cool 1936 Ford Sedan was completely frame-off restored only 5...
1936 Rolls-Royce Phantom
$72,500 St.Louis, MO
On stand 107 at the 1935 Olympia Motor Exhibition in London, Rolls-Royce presented an all-new masterpiece, the Phantom III. Powered by a huge 7,338 cc alloy V12 with dual coil ignition, the Phantom III had independent front suspension, a four-speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top three gears and four-wheel...
1936 Ford
Original All Steel Body Centerfold of April 2014 ROD and CUSTOM Magazine IN NEWS STANDS NOW!!! CURRENT ISSUE!!! 1936 Ford Cabriolet This 36 Ford Cabriolet looks and drives like an absolute dream. The engine fires right up and settles into a steady rumble through the dual exhaust with switchable electric exhaust...
1936 Packard
$175,000 St.Louis, MO
This is a truly fabulous Packard. 1936 was the last year Packard offered an open car without rollup windows and it was only available as the Phaeton. But what a car it was, as this splendid example shows. From the raked vee grille through the long hood and sweeping skirted front fenders to the low raked windshield,...
1936 Chevrolet
$19,900 Mankato, MN
1936 Chevy Sedan: This car is a 6 cyl, standard trans with new leather Interior, newer paint and has been recromed. This car runs good with good tires and glass. Very Nice Car. For more info call 507 386 1726 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
1936 Chevrolet
$26,900 Plymouth, MI
1936 Chevrolet Standard Sedan History Chevrolet, also known as Chevy, is an American brand of vehicle produced by General Motors. Chevrolet was founded by Louis Chevrolet and ousted General Motors founder William C. Durant on November 3, 1911. In 1918 it was acquired by General Motors. Chevrolet continued into...
1936 Ford Pickup
$27,500 Manitowoc, WI
All vehicle trades considered, including classics and performance. Want to have fun in a street rod? This 1936 Ford pickup combines great looks and proven reliability into a fun-to-drive package that wont break the bank. It has accumulated 5,600 miles since construction - high enough to work all the bugs out, yet...
1936 Chevrolet Custom
1936 Chevrolet Standard
$33,995 Concord, NC
Stk. 1823 1936 Chevrolet Standard Created seven years ago by our consignor and a good friend who happened to be a seasoned paint and body man, together they added 28 inches of new frame, two additional doors and chopped the roof two and a half inches to create this truly unique limousine. Remote-power suicide doors...
1936 Ford
$39,900 Saint Charles, IL
1936 Ford Roadster GM 305TH350, Fiberglas body in great condition, new convertible top. Drives very good
1936 Buick Roadmaster
$49,900 Saint Charles, IL
1936 Buick Roadmaster Series 80 Convertible. 4 Door. 36-80c 6 Passenger Trunkback Convertible Phaeton. Engine:Straight 8, overhead valve. Transmission: 3 speed Manual, Floor mounted, Non-syncro 1st gear. Very original and rare car. Starts and drives good.
1936 Ford
$49,900 Plymouth, MI
1936 Ford 5-Window Coupe Model 68HistoryThe Ford Motor Company produced only twomodels for 1936: the 48 and 68 Series. Both cars were carry-overs from 1935with the same basic body styling, but with modest upgrades. Both modelsfeatured numerous body styles and sold well despite Ford falling behindChevrolet in overall...
1936 Ford Deluxe
$57,500 Portland, OR
1936 Ford Convertible Sedan Previously Owned by past President of the Early V8 Ford Club, An Original car Restored only where needed, Whisper quiet Flathead V8 Engine, 3 Speed Manual Transmission wColumbia 2 Speed Rear Axle, With Only 64,800 Actual Miles this V8 Ford is in Beautiful Condition, Double White Wall...
1936 Oldsmobile
$19,500 Plainview, NY
1936 Oldsmobile L-36 2 door Sedan Completely Restored inside and out to original specs... Look at the detail that was put into the restoration of this Pre-War classic. Factory Straight-6 with 4 speed stick runs and drives perfectly. The 2 trunk hinges that are missing (as shown in the last photo) are being rechromed...
1936 Ford
$22,900 San Luis Obisbo, CA
All new and good to go.
1936 Ford Pickup
$23,995 Riverhead, NY
.style1 text-align: center; .style3 text-align: center; font-family: Garamond; 1936 Ford Custom Pick Up For Sale ALL Steal body(Except the rear fenders) Original U.S conservation Dept. Vehicle 350 Chevy small block Turbo 350 Trans GM Rear End 1940s Front End Drum Brakes 900 Miles on restoration The Paint is 8 out of...
1936 Plymouth
$30,900 San Luis Obisbo, CA
A REAL BEAUTY! GARAGE KEPT. NO RUST. RUNS GREAT! VALUES AT $40,000.00+ RARE CAR. ALL STEEL BODY ! Hundreds of Classics at ClassicCarGuy.com. ALSO: Nationwide Pre-Purchase InspectionsWorldwide ShippingEscrow Services and MORE !
1936 Ford
$32,000 Volo, IL
For sale by ownerSeller Richard Kurtz 8584855488 email@example.com, car is located in CAUnrestored, reliable driver. New LB top, new WW Coker radials, recent rebuilt 1937 engine w1936 heads, mechanical brakes, 6volt elec, Mitchell overdrive, trunk rack, working glove comp. clock, heater, Trippe lights., To...
1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
$33,900 St Petersburg, FL
Roll up in style in this 1936 Chevy coupe with its Gambler theme and custom mural work. This classic hot rod is no roll of the dice, its a solid older restoration that was done right the first time! Powering this coral-colored classic is the most popular V-8 of all time, the Chevy 350, transferring torque through a...
1936 Ford Custom
$34,000 Lynnwood, WA
THE BUILDER and PREVIOUS OWNER OF THIS STREET ROD IS IN HIS 70`S, AND SAID IT WAS TIME TO MOVE ON. BODY OF THIS TRUCK IS ALL STEEL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE REAR FENDERS and RUNNING BOARDS. THIS TRUCK WAS NOT AN OLD RUSTY FARM TRUCK WHEN THE BUILD STARTED, IT WAS VERY CLEAN AND RUST-FREE. THE POWER-TRAIN IS: 350 CI....
1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
$37,995 Riverhead, NY
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1936 Dodge
$38,983 Venice, FL
1936 Dodge Custom Sedan Delivery. Finished in Harley-Davidson Black and Orange, with a full custom interior including monogramed Dodge emblems on the door panels and Autometer gauges. Powered by a 350CI V8 engine mated to a 350 turbo automatic transmission, This motor comes complete with some real go-fast upgrades...
1936 Ford
$39,995 Las Vegas, NV
1936 Ford Humpback 2-Door Sedan - 62 Chevrolet 283 (bored to 301) V8, triple Stromberg 97 carbs, Offenhuaser intake, 39 Ford 3-speed manual, 48 Ford hydraulic brakes, 4 drop axles, stock 4.11 rear gears, 39 Ford banjo steering wheel, red steel wheels with Coker wide whites, duals with glass packs and MORE! -...
1936 Ford
$49,995 Riverhead, NY
Our passion at WeBe Autos is Classic, Musscle, Vintage and Exotics. Call Michael Runnalls for more details and directions 631-328-AUTO Thank you, Michael Runnalls We Be Autos Ltd. Long Island, NY firstname.lastname@example.com www.WeBeAutos.com www.LiCarCash.com WeBe could be Buying or Selling YOUR car too! (O) 631-339-0399...
1936 Ford
$58,750 Orange, CA
Classic Car Marketing, Inc. Southern Californias premier marketing company is pleased to introduce this new listing offered for sale by one of our clients. This 1936 Ford Sedan Delivery is certainly a special breed that is now considered a rare and desirable American classic. Ford focused on trucks and delivery...
1936 Studebaker
$56,995 Charlotte, NC
If youre a fan of pre-war era sedans, and are looking for your next pride and joy to take to the local Saturday cruise-ins and Sunday drives, take a closer look at this 1936 Studebaker Dictator. Featuring a two year restoration that was completed in 2008, this light green sedan is powered by a smooth-running 218...
1936 Ford
$69,995 Dothan, AL
Here we have a super rare all steel 1936 Ford 3 window coupe. If your a true Hot Rodder then you already know a 36 3 window coupe is a highly sought after but rarely seen. You can still find 32 and 34 3 window coupes but the 36s are nearly extinct. Once the ruler of the dirt track it seems once the dust settled they...
1936 Ford
$78,900 Franklin, TN
1936 Ford Convertible Street Rod. Fantastic Cranberry red paint job, with plush hand sewn Palamino leather interior and matching removable hardtop. This car rolls on Billet Specialties polished aluminum wheel with knock-offs, and blackwall radial tires. The front suspension is a mustang II unit with power rack and...
1936 Plymouth
$79,900 Pomona, CA
1936 PLYMOUTH ROADSTER (ALL STEEL) This 1936 Plymouth Roadster will assuredly turn heads wherever it goes. The smooth lines, perfect stance, and stunning color combination combine for timeless style. A 1941 Packard grill and 1932 Pierce Arrow headlights grace the front, easily complementing the original lines. The...
1936 Ford Custom
$124,900 Syosset, NY
Exotic Classics is pleased to offer this 1936 Ford Custom built by Boyd Coddington on the hot T.V series American Hot Rod for Bud Light. This all steel Hot Rod has undergone extensive body modifications by the craftsman at Coddingtons garage. Powered by a 383 C.I.D. Chevy with a 700R transmission. This Steel Body...
1936 Dodge
$29,999 Summit, SD
Dodge 5 Window Coupe. With factory top roof.355 chevy automatic shaved doors and truck.mustang front end, lots of chrome.drives great, runs great.Very low miles.May trade. Also have a Haulmark 24 ft enclosed trailer.Could make it a package deal,for $35,999
1936 Ford
$37,500 Jackson, CA
Ford 5 Window Coupe. This is an all Henry steel 5 window coupe. Complete frame off restoration. All new upholstery, glass and beautiful show stopper emerald green paint with a touch of metallic. The body has been kept original with a slight street rod look. Antique AutoMeter gauges, Vintage heat and air. Walker...
1936 Ford Roadster
$45,000 Vernon, NY
p Ford Roadster.2800 Mi, GM 350TH350, Fairlane Fiberglas body, Boxed modified 36 ford frame, Heidt Stainless Steel Super Ride II IFS, Corvette IRS, 4 wheel disc brakes, leather interior, Haartz cloth custom fold down top w 3 chop, Wood grain dash w Ford Motorsport gauges, Ron Francis wiring, Ididit tilt column w...
1936 Ford
$24,000 Grafton, WI
p Ford Humpback 2Dr Sedan. Early 90s build. Powered by 302 Ford. Motor bored .040 over. Mild Crowler street cam, head work, gear drive timing. C4 trans, 8 rear end, 3.25 geears. Mustang 2 manual rack. Heater,no AC, power windows, and door openeers.Power front disc and drum rear brakes. Radio CD player. Good...
1936 Ford Ute
$235,000 Muskegon, MI
p Ford UTE. 1936 Ford Ute Custom, one of a kind, T.C.I front 9 ford air bags 454 big block Chevy, Streetand performance polished fuel inj,700r-4, extensive body mods,leather int , flowing wraparound dash,hidden hinges, aluminum rear tonneau cover, everything remote,body channeled,Alpine DVD player Alpine G.P.S...
1936 Plymouth
$25,000 Daphne, AL
p Plymouth 4-door Sedan.all steel, 350 w700R4 trans, Nova front clip, 10 bolt rear, BandM Quick Silver shifter, Tinted glass, Walker radiator, Ron Franciswiring, Vintage Air, New Tanks Inc., 16 gallon tank, power steering, tilt wheel, Manual brakes. Aluminized duel exhaust, bucket seats up front, roomy back seat....
1936 Ford
$53,000 West Helena, AR
p Ford Convertible. Plumb crazy exterior,grey leather interior, 99% billit,350 ls, 700 R-4 overdrive, chrome everywhere, power steering, must rack, disc, power windows, remote trunk and doors, hood raises from either side, also have side panels not shown,stereo sound, new chrome rimstires...call for more info,we...
1936 Ford Pickup
$25,900 Idaho Falls, ID
p Ford Pickup . All Original steel --49 Flathead duel carb motor, 39 manual trans. Runs and drives great, new tireswheelcaps, new interior, body off to prep and paint in orange tinted primer, rust free body and frame, all mechanical systems gone through, replaced or restored. 12 volt, up dated drum brakes,...
1936 Ford Cabriolet
$59,995 Centre Hall, PA
p Ford Cabriolet. p Fresh build p 350350 p 8 Rear p Call or email for more information. p p
1936 Ford
$6,500 Prior Lake, MN
p Ford Dually Rat Rod. This is a Farm Fresh Ford Dually Rat Rod complete with a manure spreader on the front.It is built on a 1967 1-ton Camper Special chassis and powered by a Ford 352.It has power steering and power brakes.A 10 gallon cream can was converted into the gas tank.The interior of this truck continues...
1936 Ford
$15,500 Mentor, OH
p Ford 2Dr Humpback Sedan. All steel, frame off restoration All parts minus hoodFrame boxed Body dipped and primedBitchin; recessed fire wall and front floor kitJust-a-Hobby;front end crossmemberHeidts;tubular A-armsMustang; spindlesFlaming River; rack11 disc brakes Custom recessed dash w Stewart Warrior Vintage...
1936 Ford 3
$42,500 San Marcos, CA
p Ford 3 Window Coupe. (Rare). Body off restoration, original henry steel, body, fenders,and frame. Cordoba tan with new original brown mohair. Rebuilt 1946 59 a block 239 cu in 100hp w electronic ignition and converted to 12 volt and backed by a rebuilt 39 trans. Steering has been converted to a vega unite and...
1936 Ford Deluxe
$44,995 Andover, MA
p Ford Deluxe Cabriolet. After a life on the west coast, the Cordoba tan paint still shines!Convertible top and interior are like new and the tires have hardly any wear at all. Theres less than 2,000 miles on the freshly rebuilt flat head V8.This car starts right up and runs great!It gets lots of attention and...
1936 Ford
$42,500 Westminster, CO
p Ford 2Dr Slantback Sedan. I have show room quality 1936 Ford 2 Dr Slant Back.It has a 3 chop, 5.0 litter engine,EFI Automatic Overdrive, IFS front end, disc brakes, 8 inch, Leather, Power Steering, Power Brakes, ACHeat, 6 disc CD changer, Filled roof, rounded doors, lowered head lights, French tail lights and...
1936 Ford Tudor
$53,000 Lexington, SC
p Ford Tudor Slantback. ALL STEEL!!!!!This car has a Corvette LT-1 with 4L60 transmission and a ford 9 with 350 gears. The top has been professionally chopped 3 12 in the front and 3 in the rear. This cars show quality exterior and custom interior is why it was chosen to be featured in Street Rodder Showcase in the...
1936 Buick
$65,000 Madison, WI
p Buick 80Roadmaster Convertible. 4 Door. (36-80c 6 Passenger Trunkback Convertible Phaeton). RARE!!!!!!! This is a one of a kind, only 1,229 of these cars were built and only 165 were built for export!!! Engine:Stright 8, overhead valve---- Transmission: 3 speed Manual, Floor mounted, Non-syncro 1st...
1936 Ford 3
$48,900 Walker, MN
p Ford 3 Window Coupe. JBDonalson three window coupe. Black exterior and gray leather interior.Ford racing302 with overdrive..3000 miles.. Beautiful Resto Rod..Trutrac one belt system,Haneline Guages, Led Lighting, Haywire Wiring, Wilwood Brakes, Alum Steering, Lokar, Jethot Coated Headers, Vintage Air, Electric...
1936 Plymouth Special
$14,000 Mars Hill, ME
Plymouth Special Deluxe. 350 engine V8 with 400 turbo tranny. Power Brakes. Roomy family size rod with a full back seat and a good sized trunk. Great heater. 4 Door. Power tinted windows. Steel Belted radials and baby moons. Pioneer stereo and tape player. Black interior. Dark cherry red with cherry black fenders....
1936 Plymouth
$22,900 scandia, MN
Plymouth P-2. 1936 Plymouth P-2 4-door Frame off restoration, fully restored in like new condition, first place awards. 6 cylinder, 3-speed manual on the floor. Interior is new. One of the best.
1936 Dodge
$22,500 Brick, NJ
Dodge 2Dr Sedan. Street Rod - 354 Chrysler Hilborn Electronic Fuel Injected Hemi(1958), over 39K invested(have most of the receipts), Fatman Fab mustang II front-end, 727A torgueflight transmission, 8 3/4 chrysler rearend with 3.55 gears, custom dash insert with AquaMeter gauges, American racing wheeels 16" in front...
1936 Dodge
$52,000 Prescott, AZ
Dodge D2 Convertible. Rare, Original frame off restoration inline 6 with 3-speed manual transmission w/ factory over drive. Dual side mounts with 6 replica goodyear whitewall tires. Leather interior ,professional wood grain dash. New old stock hood ram. Exterior color is Ever Glade Red, with new rubber running...
1936 DeSoto
$14,000 Orland, CA
Desoto 2Dr Coupe. Loss in family forces sale of this complete all steel car ready for someone to continue restoration.Paid $14,000 and have $5000 in new parts (rack & pinion).Please email with any questions. More info will be added soon. Thank you for looking.
1936 Ford
$40,500 Springfield, MO
Ford 5-W Coupe. Body isHenry Ford Steel owned by the same family since 1971.Fresh build includes Old School HEMI with dual Edelbrock 4 bbls,Chrysler a833 4 spd,9" Ford w/Coil overs in back,dropped superbell front axle,sanderson headers,smittys mufflers,Custom Leather interior,with custom partition for pass through...
1936 Ford
$30,000 Bullhead City, AZ
Ford 3-W Coupe . 350/350 Turbo.Built by Ted's Rod Shop, Riverside CA. Featured on TV program, Cut Chop & Rebuild.Runs perfectly.California title.
1936 Ford Deluxe
$56,500 Hartselle, AL
Ford Deluxe Touring Sedan. <br>This car has been professionally built from the ground up with all new chrome and stainless. Cayenne Red Metallic Dupont Base Clearcoat. New 350 Engine (Billet Chrome). New 350 Turbo Transmission. 273 Ratio Rear end. New Accell Ignition. Power Steering, Brakes (11" disc). A/C & Heat...
1936 Ford
$25,500 Helena, AR
Ford 4Dr Street Rod. Built on a 98 Ford Explorer...4.0 V-6 fuel injected engine, auto trans w/OD, 8 inch rear, 3.00 gears, power steering.,,,power disc brakes,tilt, original interior and dash and gauges...everything works.. new A.C. unit, new Walker radiator(guaranteed for life),mustang front rack,vintage wheels and...
1936 Ford
$59,500 Weston, FL
Ford 2Dr Custom Phaeton. During the mid-1970s, Dick Verner of Denver, Colorado created the "Phantom Phaeton," beginning with an original '36 Ford Tudor "slantback." His work was quite remarkable and factory-stock in appearance, complete with a '36 Roadster cowl and reshaped upper body edges. A mid-1960s Ford 289...
1936 Ford
$35,500 San Antonio, TX
Ford 4Dr Sedan. Up for sale is this 36 ford 4 door sedan, crated 350 engine with less than 100 miles, 350 auto tranny, you can drive this one home, Mustang II suspension, lincoln rear end, disc brakes, new everything, including leather seats, paint, tires & wheels, new flowmasters, Asking
1936 Ford Roadster
$49,900 Beaverton, OR
Ford Roadster. I'm helping a friend sell his car.This is the only classic he has ever had and he has owned it for about fifteen years.He has never offered it for sale before. His car is a great looking, great driving classic Ford Roadster.It was about a one year old complete, frame-off restoration when purchased.It...
1936 Ford Phaeton
$90,000 Rochester, NY
Ford Phaeton. One of a kind street rod. 40 ford dash, 2dr, one piece hood, Airbags, fastburn 385, One piece steel hood, NOS fenders and body parts, molded fenders and 37 headlights. orig chromed top irons. Top folds into the body. 2 1/2 inch top. Budnik rims. Amazing 4 person convertible with sleekness of a 2dr....
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The 'pater familias' celebrated his 95th birthday on January 6, 2010.
Although I am not able to communicate well with him, I have a lot of respect for him. For this reason I would like to honor him on this website.
During my stay in Pioduran last week I offered him a beer. Normaly he doesn't drink alcoholic beverages anymore. But this time he made an exemption. For this occasion we have a picture made with the both of us drinking the beer.
Thank you, Pay, for having a lovely daughter: my wife!


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Look 3 of my senior design line, L'edge fall 2011 children's formal occasion wear. For this outfit I wanted a versatile fabric and design for the child and the host(s). The suit features a lined jacket with exaggerated lapels and slanted button closure, skinny jeans and a long sleeved shirt. My model is five and was so great to work with! To see more details about the outfit, visit my website at www.ledgechildrensformalwear.yolasite.com.
Model: Colter
Photographer: Joe M.
(public release with permission of photographer and child's parent)
2% stretch denim; polyester/nylon satin lining; cotton for shirt.
Jan 7, 2011, 10.33 AMby magdamagda
cool! yeah I agree with janul, it seems cropped from an old time movie…or a fairy tale.. you brough a travelling in time / sliding into a different reality sort of element which is fantastic!
Jan 8, 2011, 07.02 AMby cantare
what a cool imagery, thank you magdamagda!
Jan 4, 2011, 09.28 PMby sunshine3001
Sooooo cool, My son would love this one… My hubby, not so much.. Glad my son have me… ;)
Jan 5, 2011, 12.19 AMby cantare
Thank you! Well, moms usually are the fashionistas!
Jan 4, 2011, 03.31 AMby lizajane09
I love this!
Jan 5, 2011, 12.19 AMby cantare
Thank you!
Jan 3, 2011, 02.35 PMby kelepso
OMG! I love that suit! Can I have one in my size. This is hawt! Just my style. The color is great too and I love the topstitching. FANTASTIC JOB! favorited it
Jan 4, 2011, 03.13 AMby cantare
Thank you so much! Yes! That's a huge size up from a 5-yr-old ;) but it can be done.
Jan 3, 2011, 02.28 PMby carottesauvage
Really cool!
Jan 4, 2011, 03.14 AMby cantare
Thank you, and thanks for looking! I admire so many of your projects. Congrats on the feature, btw, in case I forgot to tell you earlier!
Jan 4, 2011, 02.20 PMby carottesauvage
Oh thanks! I really love utilitarian clothes or those inspired by 19th/early 20th century workers/farmers or to drop the word: communards. I also have a soft tooth for traditional German carpenter trousers (Zimmerman Hose) in corduroy
Jan 3, 2011, 08.39 AMby zaarissima
wow! It looks so cool!!!!! (he does a great job as a model!!!)
Jan 4, 2011, 03.15 AMby cantare
Thank you! If you have a little boy, I'm sure he'd look so great in it :)
Jan 4, 2011, 07.59 AMby zaarissima
hihi, our "little boy" is 25 years old and wear only jeans and jeans, jeans and jeans sometimes also jeans….and only the darkblue one…
Jan 5, 2011, 12.21 AMby cantare
Ha! Oh, well, Ralph Lauren has some denim suits actually (in darkwash as well) if he ever has the need :)
Jan 3, 2011, 01.16 AMby nidhi
Wow! great design and very well made! The model seems very happy to wear this suit!
Jan 3, 2011, 04.35 AMby cantare
Thank you! He made the outfits so great, so much better than a hanger ;)
Jan 2, 2011, 08.51 PMby Olivia Anne
this is adorable
Jan 3, 2011, 04.36 AMby cantare
Merci :)
Jan 2, 2011, 07.41 PMby janul
wow!!! love this, looks like from some "old-time" movie :)
Jan 3, 2011, 04.36 AMby cantare
That's cool I have some vintage influence, thank you!
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That's an enormous expense under any circumstance. With that type of cost, it's no wonder than more organizations report putting off recovery test walk-throughs, and incomplete testing at "best effort" levels.
Also, when recovery testing is best perceived as being "insurance" against a "smoking hole" style of disaster, then increasing the effort and resources put against it seems hard to justify.
The key to unlocking better recovery test practices requires a combination of things. First, organizations need to redefine the purpose of recovery testing – to include finding technology gaps and opportunities for process improvement in their production environment. Second, organizations can also benefit from a closer working relationship with their cloud recovery service provider. Demanding that the provider step up to assume responsibility for recovery – backed by contractual guarantees – is one way to make sure that recovery testing is a manageable burden assumed by the provider, at a predictable and manageable expense.
In fact, in most cases, taking this approach can substantially reduce an organization's recovery testing costs. Elimination of staff travel and expenses to the recovery site, and time out of office, is one obvious savings. Additionally, however, reducing the guesswork – and relying on recovery experts – can not only reduce costs but speed test and increase the value of testing.
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Larken Rose - A Chat with Sociopaths - PorcFest XSubmitted by base1aransas on Wed, 07/17/2013 - 15:38
Thanks for this reply dabooda
"The best part is Larken's short video-within-a-video that starts around 14:02, revealing the true horror of a society without government. If you get tired of the "interview," skip ahead to view it. Hilarious."
I totally agree and should have included something similar initially.
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That was awesome. I hope to see more of these!!!
This is Larken's youtube channel
Tyrant talk was great
I thought that was really well done. I'm going to send this to some people that might benefit from seeing this "interview". He really lays it bare with this bit of satire.
Great work Mr. Rose.
The best part
is Larken's short video-within-a-video that starts around 14:02, revealing the true horror of a society without government. If you get tired of the "interview," skip ahead to view it. Hilarious.
Recommended reading: The Most Dangerous Superstition by Larken Rose
I've used your reply in an edit. Should have something similar initially.
This was awesome!
Thanks for posting.
More Government = More Crime and disfunction.
Why? Because it must Justify its existence.
Porcfest IS Galt's Gulch. Mankind's inevitable evolution. Let's just hope we don't devolve to statism again.
Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it. ~Thomas Paine
See this is what happens when
See this is what happens when we don't submit to the rulers. Anarchy run wild!
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
Who's the Bush fan here?
Ventura 2012
I did not vote for Bush, I did not support Bush and I don't agree with Bush's policies and I don't see Bush's relationship with Israel support, but blackmail. I love Israel and I believe we should all be taking lessons from Israel on how to be SOVREIGN. Bush was NWO, not SOVREIGN. Bush created wars and Israel suffered with suicide bombings.
That's right, you're worse
That's right, you're worse than Bush. You think Greenwald should be arrested, not even Bush dared such a thing.
Ventura 2012
Yep, I do think GG should be arrested
Beats Sharia law, he'd be dead allready.
I haven't adopted Sharia but
I haven't adopted Sharia but glad to know "Americans" are justifying behavior on the grounds of "at least it's not Sharia" LOL. ICantBelieveItsNotHitler(TM).
Ventura 2012
At this point
I think "At least it's not sharia" is a better wake up than "restore the Republic"..
You do know that the Mufi from Palestine worked with Hitler and when the Ayrians questioned Hitler, They are not Ayrian so why are you working with them, Hitler respinded, "We have the same goal, to wipe out the Jews."?
Have your studies during this time frame lead you anywhere near MONETARY POLICY and who was controlling it? (AND NO, IT WASN'T THE JEWISH PEOPLE)
As you might have guessed, I think outside the box, so if you can bare outside the box, I'll start by saying to start, scientifically speaking, we have six kingdoms. This can be refelcted to human kingdoms.. where we have money managent.. so baring kingdoms in mind.. take a look at this http://www.pionline.com/article/20130121/PRINTSUB/301219993
that's withinin the kingdom that represnts the USA, as you will see.
For the religious, there is king David.


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We are back with another Athlete Spotlight! I want a big cyber drum roll for Savannah Salmans! She isn't exclusive to any one class time, but she is exclusive to being awesome. She's a dream to coach, a wonder mom, a beast to work out with and a privilege to know. Savannah, we are so lucky to have you as one of our athletes
What's your day job?
I am a stay at home mom of 2 boys. A 6 year old and a 6 month old… And I'm about to have another baby so I am sure I will be employed for a while.
When did you start CrossFit?
I started CrossFit in April of 2010.
What made you start CrossFit?
I was a personal trainer and I thought I was in great shape. I mean 108lbs and I could run all day long. You cant beat that right? So my when my husband emailed me a workout while he was on deployment and told me to do it I said, "that is easy. I can do that." It was FRAN. I puked and I loved it. AND majorly scaled it. I asked him where he got that workout from and he said. crossfit.com. I was like what the heck is CrossFit?
What got you hooked?
I was hooked after my husband had me do FRAN and I have never looked back. Once I got my first pull-up that was it for me. Love at first sight, you might say.
Favorite Workout?
I really really really like Murph. I know it is crazy but it challenges me and I like that.
Nemesis Movement?
What impact has CrossFit made on your life?
I had liver cancer almost 4 years ago when I was 22 years old. I had never been into fitness before that. (I became a personal trainer right after I recovered) As a matter of fact I was so opposite of what a fit and healthy lifestyle should be. Having had the cancer and beating it gave me a new outlook on life in general and CrossFit has allowed me to feel strong and to feel beautiful and healthy more that just traditional exercise ever had. I actually feel that my mind is stronger and I am more optimistic about life because of what I have learned I am capable of through CrossFit.
What is the best thing about CrossFit Oceana?
Umm… The coaches for sure. I LOVE the coaches.. Each and everyone of them. There is great structure and knowledge that it just makes me feel like I am getting the best training from all of them.
What is your most goal to achieve under our roof?
I want to compete (If I ever stop popping out these kids). I don't really have one single desire as far as nailing a lift but I would like to be strong enough and fast enough to do well in competitions. At one point I wanted to be able to do a proper snatch without getting scared but Coach Matt already helped me achieve that.
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Bridge dedicated in honor of slain Oceanside police Officer Dan Bessant
Bessant fatally shot in December 2006
OCEANSIDE, Calif. - City officials dedicated a beach-area bridge Friday in the name of an Oceanside police officer who was gunned down in the line of duty by gang members more than six years ago.
The span over the San Luis Rey River on North Pacific Street just south of Oceanside Harbor was christened during a late-afternoon ceremony in honor of Dan Bessant, who was felled by a sniper in a crime-ridden neighborhood on Dec. 20, 2006.
About 6:30 that evening, Bessant, 25, was assisting a fellow officer with a traffic stop at Arthur Avenue and Gold Drive when 17-year-old gang member Meki Gaono shot him with a .22-caliber rifle from behind a brick mailbox in front of a cohort's home about a half-block away.
Two gang associates with Gaono also opened fire in the direction of the officers, but the shots from their pistols did not hit anyone, according to police and prosecutors.
Bessant, a married father of a 2-year-old son, died at a hospital a short time later. He had been with the Oceanside Police Department for three years.
Gaono was convicted of first-degree murder in 2009 and sentenced to life in prison without parole, plus 61 years. Co-defendant Penifoti Taeotui, who was 16 at the time of the slaying, also was convicted of murder and ordered to spend the rest of his life in prison, although he did not fire the fatal shot.
Citing insufficient evidence, a judge in 2008 dismissed all charges against 17-year-old Jose Compre, the third gang member accused of taking part in the shooting.
In a 2007 court filing, a prosecutor stated that the defendants had targeted Bessant because he was serving as a neighborhood policing officer in charge of instituting tougher enforcement in an area rife with gang violence.
In a grim coincidence, the victim's educator father, Steve Bessant, had mentored his son's future killer when Gaono attended El Camino High School and a continuation school.


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Snickerdoodles were one of the first cookies I felt confident making and calling one of my "signature" recipes. My friend and college roommate Lynn, as seen from the chestnut episode, claims them as one her favorites! Since Lynn is finishing up her last semester of grad school, which is terribly stressful and exhausting, I was in her shoes this time last year, I thought I would send her a sweet treat to make life a little better! She also has a friend in town for the weekend, so I knew they would get eaten! Since a girl cannot live on snickerdoodles alone, I sent her some chocolate chip dough balls, why not!
Snickerdoodles are so sweet and cinnamony and soft and delicious! They are simple to make and I always have the ingredients on hand. Because there is not butter that needs to be softened, these are quick to whip up whenever you are in a last minute baking mode. And, the non-chocolate lovers in your life need cookies too.
Snickerdoodle Cookies
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Yields – 25-28 small cookies
1/2 cup shortening
3/4 cup sugar + 1/4 cup
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 1/4 cups flour
1/2 teaspoon cream of tarter
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon + 3 teaspoons
- Preheat the oven to 350 F.
- Beat together the shortening and 3/4 cup sugar until well combined. Add in the egg and vanilla, beat again.
- Add in the flour, cream of tarter, salt, & 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Mix until just combined.
- Mix together the remaining sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl.
- Scoop 1 tablespoon balls of dough and roll in the cinnamon-sugar. Place on a parchment lined baking sheet about 1 inch apart and flatten the tops.
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John Hancock
John Hancock, born Braintree, Mass., 12 January 1737, graduated from Harvard in 1754. Ten years later he became Boston's wealthiest merchant through inheriting his uncle's flourishing business. His outspoken criticism of the Stamp Act in 1765 incurred the displeasure of sympathizers of the Crown but enabled him to be elected to the General Court and to win several terms as selectman from Boston.
His sloop Liberty, seized for allegedly smuggling wine 10 June 1768, was condemned and converted into a coast guard. A band of patriots burned the ship at Newport, R.I., in an act of direct defiance of Royal authority.
Hancock was president of the Massachusetts Provincial Congress and was elected to the First and Second Continental Congresses. He presided over the latter body from 24 May 1775 through 29 October 1777, thereby becoming the first signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He remained in Congress until he became Governor of Massachusetts after presiding over the State's Constitutional Convention in 1780. With the exception of a term in the Confederation Congress, 1785 to 1786, he served as Governor continuously until his death 8 October 1793. His last great service was rendered in 1788 when he presided over the Massachusetts convention which ratified the Constitution of the United States.
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John Hancock was launched by Boston Navy Yard 26 October 1850 for service as a steam tug and water tank in that yard. However, she was soon manned by a temporary crew and dispatched to New Bedford, Mass., to aid in quelling riots. When order had been restored, she returned to Boston, where she served until summer 1851 when she steamed to Annapolis, Md., for duty as a practice ship at the Naval Academy. At the end of the summer's midshipmen cruises, she sailed to New York, where she commissioned 6 September, Lt. J. W. Livingston in command.
Three days later, John Hancock departed New York for Havana, Cuba, to assist in suppressing the last filibustering expedition led by Narciso Lopez which had been launched from the United States in violation of American neutrality laws. She arrived Havana 29 September, but her duty there terminated 4 days later when extremely stormy weather damaged the vessel causing her to return to Boston via Charleston and New York.
She was placed in ordinary at the Boston Navy Yard and rebuilt almost entirely. The vessel received a new bow and stern increasing her length to 165'6" and her weight to 382 tons but not affecting her beam or draft. John Hancock was relaunched 24 February 1853 and commissioned 19 March 1853, Lt. John Rodgers in command.
She stood out of New York Harbor 3 May and joined Comdr. Cadwalader Ringgold's Northern Pacific Survey Expedition at Hampton Roads 3 days later. Secretary of the Navy James C. Dobbin visited the ship at Norfolk 2 June, 9 days before the squadron sailed for the Pacific. After stopping at Funchal, Madeira Islands; Porto Praya; and Simonstown, False Bay; the expedition arrived Batavia, Java, 12 December.
Five months were now devoted to surveying the waters surrounding the large islands off the coast of Southeast Asia. Early in May 1854, John Hancock departed for Hong Kong, where she arrived 24 May. The squadron operated from that port as its base throughout the summer, surveying nearby coast, islands, and rivers. At this time China was plagued by rebellion and pirates endangering foreigners and threatening their property. The American ships were a source of stability and order protecting American citizens and interests. While steaming up the Canton River, two armed boats from John Hancock were fired upon by rebel batteries which their own cannon promptly silenced.
Serious illness compelled Comdr. Ringgold to relinquish command of the expedition leaving Lt. Rodgers in charge 11 August. Lt. Henry K. Stevens then took command of John Hancock. She departed Hong Kong 9 September sailing north along the coast of China surveying as she went. She arrived Shanghai 27 November and remained there under repair until 28 January when she resumed surveying operations which took her north along the eastern coast of Asia to the Bering Sea before turning south along the western coast of North America. Besides greatly increasing knowledge of the western and northern Pacific, stimulating commerce, and easing navigation in previously unknown seas, the operations helped to establish friendly relations between the United States and several nations of the Orient.
John Hancock arrived San Francisco 19 October. After repairs at Mare Island Navy Yard, she stood out of San Francisco Bay 20 March 1856 for Puget Sound to help suppress Indian uprisings which threatened to wipe out white settlements and Army outposts established in the early 1850's. She arrived Seattle 28 March and operated from that port as a base until 4 August when she stood down the sound. She arrived San Francisco 17 August.
John Hancock decommissioned at Mare Island Navy Yard 23 August and remained there in ordinary until sold at auction 17 August 1865.


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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento is home to nearly 1 million Catholics. On a typical Sunday, less than 137,000 can be found in church.Read the entire article.
Now, using a strategy straight from the secular playbook, its leaders hope to lure back those who have drifted.
The diocese and nearly a dozen others across the country are preparing to air several thousand prime-time TV commercials in English and Spanish, inviting inactive Catholics to return to their religious roots.
In addition to Sacramento, dioceses in Chicago, Omaha, Providence, R.I., and four other cities will launch the "Catholics Come Home" advertising blitz during Advent, the period before Christmas.
Four more dioceses will follow during Lent next spring. Los Angeles is not among the initial group but could be part of a nationwide campaign slated for December 2010.
"I'm hoping that a significant number of people will give us another look," Sacramento Bishop Jaime Soto said of the campaign. "Many Catholics have a sense of believing but not always a sense of belonging."
The potential audience is huge.
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an (un)surprising end to an (un)surprising year
It wasn't supposed to be this way.
We were supposed to spend the weekend at the cabin with the family: grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins – all of us under one roof, celebrating Christmas and New Year's together into one giggly gathering of generations. We went to bed with the bags packed, the car filled, the fridge stocked with food to bring.
But our plans were interrupted when midnight brought a sudden awakening, the unmistakable bark of croup. He heaved with sobs and jagged wheezing whether we whisked him outside in the frigid night air or wrapped him up warm in the steamy bathroom fog. A frantic call to the doctor confirmed that we were staying put. No road trip, no cabin, no party.
Just the four of us at home to end the year.
So we sighed and pulled clothes back out of suitcases, stretched Saturday laziness into Sunday pajamas-till-noon, tried to cover up colds and coughs (now shared by both brothers) with snuggles, songs and stories. And somewhere along the way, between the heaps of laundry and the piles of presents strewn across the floor, I realized that maybe there was no more fitting end to the year than one last upended expectation.
Our weekend wasn't perfect. There were tantrums and squabbles and interrupted sleep and heaps of housework – the usual ups and downs of life with littles. But there were also quiet moments full of God: doing nothing and resting after, slowing down and listening, living and forgiving each other. I watched us each relax into the rhythm of hours together in the heart of our home, a microcosm of our lives, everything I write about in this space condensed into the final hours of a full year.
It wasn't supposed to be this way. But it was. And the way our weekend ended was exactly the way the last 12 months rumbled along: unexpectedly, a little rocky, but full of grace.
This morning, the last of the long year, we feasted on a rich breakfast, eggnog French toast dripping with cinnamon and sugar, sweet and sticky on our fingers. The sick boy perched on his tiptoes in front of the stereo, spinning his favorite CDs while he wiped his runny nose on his sleeve. I was grateful he chose a quiet one for the morning, a favorite calming album, and I listened as the lilting voice sang:
Oh, you're growing up so fast. Right before our eyes. You don't have to figure everything out; you just take your time. You just take your time.
It's my prayer for them, and God's prayer for me, too, I think. To realize the growth, to take the long view, but also to stay grateful in the moment, to breathe in the present.
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I am bookmarking this for my control-freak self in case I ever do decide to have children. Lovely. As always.
I remember reading something recently about how paintings of the Annunciation often show Mary interrupted in the act of reading — just one example of the interruptions of life, and how embracing those changes of plans can be holy indeed. Your post illuminates that theme beautifully. Blessings to you and yours this New Year!
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Finally -- the big day! The servers are ready to fork over the turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, gravy, and stuffing.
The pot luck side dishes were plentiful.
There were about 80 WINs at the big event, most clustered in the shade. The temperature was in the 70s, but the sun was warm.
I am so thankful that I not only get to spend Thanksgiving with many of my friends, but also with my sister, Barbara.
We had barely finished dinner when storm clouds gathered. After the shower, were were treated to a beautiful rainbow.
New to Borrego Springs this year is a series of metal sculptures of prehistoric animals that were native to the area.
This mammoth tried to trample me!
The detail is great -- just look at those eyelashes.
Of course the WINs can't get together without going dancing. (Have to work off all that food) We went to the American Legion one night.
We were a little short on men, so June found a cute neighborhood guy!
Another night we went to the Hog Trough Saloon in town, where Tin Star played a mixture of rock, funk, and country.
Every year, we make the trip out to Font's Point at sunset.
The Borrego badlands turn a great shade of orange just as the sun goes behind the mountain.
Another day we went on a hike through "The Slot."
Some places were really a tight squeeze.
I was just hoping there wouldn't be an earthquake.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
3 comments:
- Mary said...
Diana, looks like you had a great! holiday surrounded by tons of friends and a few family members, lol. Thanks for sharing the festivities and what we have to look forward to.
- December 1, 2008 at 7:55 AM
- sally said...
Maybe one of these years I'll get back out there for Thanksgiving with the WINs. Thanks for the pictures full of memories.
- December 1, 2008 at 10:42 AM
- Barbara and Ron said...
Those pictures of Font's Point are terrific! I have to get there some time.
- December 1, 2008 at 7:05 PM
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The cha-cha-chartsFriday, April 25th, 2008
I have to confess there's still a certain thrill when I watch something I've done climbing a chart. It's not an experience I've had for some time. The very first time it ever happened to me I was ecstatic. I was 21. It was Lene Lovich's 'New Toy' which I'd written and co-arranged, and played synths on. It got added to the BBC Radio 1 Playlist, which is an essential start, as in the 70′s and 80′s without it you couldn't compete (unless you were the Sex Pistols or Frankie Goes To Hollywood, but that's another story.) After a couple of weeks it had risen high enough for us to get invited on Top Of The Pops, Britain's one primetime music TV show, which again was essential if you wanted a hit. Without TOTP you had almost zero chance of reaching the Top 10; with it, you were likely to get there, even if your record was rubbish.
Even though the charts were only published weekly, when a song was going up them you could feel it. The phone was always ringing. A friend left you a message to say they heard it in their car. Your manager or someone from your record label called with a request for you to do an interview with Radio Aberystwyth. There would be a tiny mention on the Daily Mirror's pop page. In the streets, you'd hear a titter from a group of kids as you walked by. Based on the accumulation of that buzz, as the day approached for the new chart to be announced, you would find yourself visualising and hoping for a certain number—#19, from last week's #26? Then your manager would call and wake you early in the morning with the actual number, which would be a rush, or a shock.
When the record was struggling, you could feel that too. The phone would be eerily quiet. You feared the worst. And then when the chart position came in, and your record had stayed at #26, or worse, dropped to #29, you felt sad and deflated. You usually only get one shot at it. It's almost impossible to turn a record around once it starts to fall. And this had a huge affect on your lifestyle. If the success continued, the offers would keep pouring in, each more exotic than the last: fly to Paris for a TV show, meet the NME's top journalist who's writing a feature, go to New York to play guest keyboards on some megaband's new album. Your agent is desperate for you to tour in the Summer, playing bigger venues than ever before. But if the record went into freefall, within a week, people could be asking you when you'd start thinking about new material, a new album?
Thinking back, it was a crazy way to live. You couldn't help it affecting your sense of self-worth, and the gratification you felt about your music, which was measured in radio playlists, chart positions, royalty statements. There was no way to truly get face to face with your audience. Signing autographs at the stage door certainly didn't do it.
And the irony was, those charts were so manipulated. When you saw behind the scenes, the seamy underbelly of the pop business, you'd wish you hadn't. Parties were thrown, peoples' speedboats were berthed, their kids' college funds received anonymous donations. You turned a blind eye to it, because you knew that in order to get heard by the public, and then to compete on a level with the other records that were out, you needed the dark machinery of the Music Business to be working in your favour, not against you.
I can't tell you how happy I am that it's all over! Those days are gone. Even if the mainstream music business is still ultimately more powerful than the MySpace world, it has changed beyond the point of no return. And I'm on the cusp. I have a reputation and core sales base that date back to my time on the charts; yet unlike some of my contemporaries, I have a good sense of how to take advantage of the new scheme of things. I feel lucky to have benefitted from the Music Biz when I did, even though there were other times when it did me no favours at all, and great songs got lost without trace just because the oily cogs never clicked into gear.
The main thing is, nowadays there's not that disconnect between my sense of artistic self-worth, and the commercial realities of the charts and retail sales. Of course I do care whether people are taking notice, whether they're listening to and buying my stuff, but it's not a numbers racket any more. And I certainly don't have to make any compromises just to make some A+R or marketing guy happy. I can live happily as a 'cult' artist, making great music and not caring too much about the charts—in fact, emulating my teenage musical heroes, few of whom ever got anywhere near Top Of The Pops.
Best of all, via the Internet, I get to read what real people truly think about my music. When it has affected someone in a profound way, I know I hit the mark. Each chord change or line of lyrics that I struggled with, deliberated over, and eventually settled on because it hit me in the gut—I hear back from somebody who felt it the same way I intended it. I communicated, I touched someone's soul.
Regina Spector said it best:
"this is how it works
you peer inside yourself
you take the things you like
and try to love the things you took
and then you take that love you made
and stick it into some–
someone else's heart
pumping someone else's blood."
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I hate eggs, but...
I'd really like to add them to my diet. Can anyone share a recipe for making eggs so that they might not taste so egg-y? (eggs that don't taste like eggs...is that a weird request or what?:laugh:)
I'm thinking cheese and maybe bacon (anything is good with bacon, right?). I guess an omelette?
Other than making scrambled eggs for my kids, I really have no egg experience. I would love a recipe and maybe some tips.
Thanks so much! Learning a ton here!!! :)
Have you thought of scrambling eggs with something unusual? When you wisk them you can add tomato sauce, ketchup, pesto or other sauces. Then cook as usual, they don't really taste like eggs.
Just be careful with the carbs when you use bottled sauces.
i am of the opinion that when u feel compelled to eat what u don't like...
it becomes a DIET. I eat nothing i do not like on any plan. Life is short. Love & Profits: FLATFERENGHI
crustless quiche... Have a look in the recipe room or Linda's recipes, there are tons of great egg based recipes that are not 'eggy'...
I hate eggs where the yolk is still soft, but like most other eggs/egg dishes.
Omelettes are great, as you can add whatever takes your fancy to pretty them up!
Scrambled eggs are delicious when you add cream cheese just before they are ready and throw in some chopped chives and smoked salmon strips... MMMMMMM!
(this is coming from a picky eater who is trying to grow up a bit!)
hide it in a burger.
hamburger meat. add egg. add some finely chopped onion or whatever.
mash it all together.
patty out, fry up and absolutely delish and you will never know there is an egg in there
Egg creams!
I'm allergic to the yolk (or is it an intolerance?) so eggs aren't an easy thing to come by for me...egg creams also sound nice but i'm so leary of actually DRINKING the liquid egg white stuff.....
What about protein pancakes? I think it's eggs, cream cheese and protein powder?
I think it brave and smart of you to try to save money by including eggs.
If you add a lot of stuff to disguise them you may as well have a nice pc of sirloin or a pork chop.
If you eat something you feel you 'should' you may not be satisfied and that is dangerous.
The only thing I put in my mouth that I don't like is cod liver oil. I tried to like those cream cheese clouds and I didn't. I could ill afford the waste, but I pitched them. Ditto with some bouillon that I discovered had wheat in it.
A promise I make daily: " TODAY I SHALL NOT SHOULD ON MYSELF".
You are worth some extra money.
The way I grew up we'd fry them over medium (whites done yolks runny) then mash them up in the plate. Dang that is good.
You might try fried or scrambled and dash a fair amount of seasoning on them. My current favorite is Slap Ya Mama hot.
Usually my eggs are a vehicle for vast amounts of fresh ground black pepper.
If you aren't freaked out by the idea of consuming raw eggs, try hiding them in a smoothie right at the end. I feel it adds a great textural boost and lightness to whatever I'm blending.
Linda's sue's "jody's low carb pumpkin bake" (google search it, apparently I'm not allowed to link to things) - its basically like a healthy low carb pumpkin cheesecake.
Mock pancakes = there are multple recipes. The most simple uses 3 oz cream cheese, 2 eggs, and a sprinkle of cinnamon and sweetner. Then fry up as you would a pancake, but use lower eat, because they are delicate. Other recipes include something to make them more sturdy and to mimic flour - almond flour, or crushed pork rinds, or coconut flour, or flax meal.
Do you like quiche? Its bordering more on "eggs"... but I find it very different from scrambled eggs personally. I use cottage cheese to replace the cream called for in most recipes, and it gives it a great cheesecake like texture (and i get more calcium and protein!).
You can also do things like hide an extra egg or two in meatloaf, meatballs, crab cakes, etc. Do a google search for Linda Sue Tuna Muffins or Salmon Muffins (they are like crab cakes, using canned tuna or salmon, with eggs to bind)
PS, if the primary issue here is budget, I highly recommend Linda Sues recipe site for MANY delicious low carb recipes using low cost, every day ingredients. You also may wish to check out several threads on this board about Low carb on a budget. http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/ma...-included.html
I like to make an omelette by whisking an egg with a dollop of Fage or Chobani greek yogurt, and sprinkling it with crumbled cooked sausage. The greek yogurt changes the flavor somewhat so it's more of a cheese taste than an egg taste.
If you still want more flavor, grated sharp cheddar cheese & a spoonful of salsa would spark the taste up another notch.
I disliked eggs until I got backyard chickens! Fresh and organic gives a TOTALLY different taste.
I haven't done this lately, but one way I used to be able to get them down was as a custardy cream cheese thing. I don't remember exactly how I did it, but I used 2 or 3 eggs, some HWC, some cream cheese, and vanilla, liquid splenda, a dash of salt (I think salt really helps with eggs, plus, you need extra when you're LC'ing), and I mixed it all up good and nuked it for a couple of minutes until it was set. It was pretty yummy, actually, and I'd probably still be eating it if I had a microwave. I may have to try the pancakes discussed above, as they sound similar.
This last round of eating eggs started with egg creams, which are awesome and you can't even tell that there's eggs in there. You can do a search in the recipe section of this forum and find tons of egg cream discussion.
And then scrambled eggs, with plenty of cheese, bacon helps, too. I also really like some sauteed onion with them, or red onion, feta, kalamata olives and diced tomato if you can afford the carbs.
Anyway, I used to HATE eggs, but I would say a couple of days a week I end up having like 8 of them. lol I eat two meals a day normally (sometimes one) and at least one of them is either scrambled eggs or an egg cream.
The next thing to work on is finding a way to love hard boiled eggs. Blech! But I think they'd be so handy.
My fool proof method for boiling them (found it on the internet):
Add eggs to pot.
I set my timer for 10 minutes at that is right when they come to a boil.
Remove from heat (they have just started boiling) and cover.
Set timer for 10 minutes and cool eggs when time is up.
This gives you a perfectly hard boiled egg (not soft boiled) that isn't over cooked.
Hard boil eggs, rough chop or slice, toss in a skillet with a little butter and cream, cook until lightly thickened, add a lot of fresh pepper and eat with a spoon:)
Oh and top with shredded cheese and/or salsa if you like:)
I am VERY excited to try many of the suggestions listed in this thread. One more question...what type of eggs do you buy? I would love to find someone with chickens and buy eggs from them. However, if purchasing them from the store, what should I be looking for? Currently, I focus on getting eggs that say that they are from free range chickens. Anything else?
Thanks for all of your knowledge and expertise!
i used to be so bad when it comes to eggs... i would make myself choke them down...
I like the quiche's i just add a bunch of breakfast meats to it and maybe some grilled bell peppers. Now i find it easier to eat eggs with cheese and a side of breakfast meat, but there are some days i just eat a piece of chicken or a hamburger patty for breakfast.
Have you tried a breakfast tostada?
On parchment, microwave 2 slices of provolone cheese (I prefer the unsmoked for this) until crisp -about 1 minute to 1:15.
Let cool and it will firm up
Meanwhile scramble an egg in a little butter and slice or mash half an avocado
Smear 1/2 the avocado on each slice of cooked cheese, top with the egg then a little salsa:)
Pick up and eat!
Hope you enjoy:)
I've been known to scramble some chorizo or other sausage with the egg, too ;)
This is a really good quiche recipe (if I do say so myself! :) ) and you can adapt the ingredients to your own taste. Even my DH likes it and he's NOT a big egg fan, especially if it tastes "eggy" -
Not being so fond of eggs myself, I can relate. The recipe in post #5 this discussion is magical at hiding the egg-y taste of eggs for we NOT-egg lovers. Makes them taste ever so creamy and good: http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/lo...your-eggs.html
I second the pumpkin bake. It isn't quite like pumpkin pie, a little less sweet. It makes a good breakfast. I bake it in little glass bowls that I have plastic lids for. Easy and portable.
Could you point me to the pumpkin bake recipe?
This German pancake (Dutch Baby) recipe by the Chicken Lady has 6 eggs in it, and it's a breakfast item (usually). I know from my HC days that you can make smaller versions as well. I used a small cast iron skillet for that version. Sprinkle with powdered erythritol and a squeeze of lemon when it's done.
Yum :)
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