The International Cessna^® 170 Association

Joe's always pickin' on us down here in Austin, but notice that's where these little indians may be found....
http://www.indianchiefsforsale.com/index.htm

gahorn wrote:The idea of a calendar has been proposed to the Board several times and each time has been voted down for various reasons. The next meeting is in February in San Antonio as posted in the Flypaper, should you wish to make another proposal.

If we had 170 calenders similar to the calenders they have, I don't think there would be any problem selling them !

Austin Has Some Nice Scenery! Prefer natural myself though!

Pretty nice-- I'd love to have one of those! The bikes ain't bad either! However, I think that guy did a disservice to the bikes by choosing the colors he used, IMHO they'd look better in more original colors/schemes.
I've been to a couple of fly-in's at a Seattle-area airpark (where Dave Clark used to live) where there were a lot of old cars & some old bikes in attendance along with the airplanes. I was pleased to see what must have been some members of a local Indian owner's club there with several Chiefs & at least one Scout. Way cool!
Another fly-in I went to (Forks) last year had a Harley 45 on dissplay, When I looked at the engine s/n, I noticed it was off a ServiCar three-wheeler. (Remember the old meter-maid & delivery trikes?) It had the transmission (3 speed -- plus reverse!) to go along with it.

Eric

If you are a real motorcycle nut, and if you enjoy a really good belly-laugh...PM me with your email address or better yet email me...and I'll send you a copy of one of the funniest stories I've ever read about a guy who hunts down, finds, and buys/tries to operate a genuine antique. It's a shame this isn't an airplane story or I'd violate the rules and post it anyway, dang the copyright laws.