The St. Mary's Oil Engine
If you ever wonder how these little forays get started, I'll tell you:
A phone call to Brian. I had seen the engine advertised on Harry's page and thought a little about it a bit didn't really consider it much. I was yapping with Brian a couple days later and mentioned it and his ears perked up a little. He asked where I saw it and he pulled it up on the web while we were talking. It turned out that it would be a nice addition to a Hvid collection. How convenient that I'm pretty interested in those... A couple phone calls and a few emails later and the second Hvid had joined my collection.
A phone call to Brian. I had seen the engine advertised on Harry's page and thought a little about it a bit didn't really consider it much. I was yapping with Brian a couple days later and mentioned it and his ears perked up a little. He asked where I saw it and he pulled it up on the web while we were talking. It turned out that it would be a nice addition to a Hvid collection. How convenient that I'm pretty interested in those... A couple phone calls and a few emails later and the second Hvid had joined my collection.
This is it: 1,050 lbs. of ferrous metal ferocity. Located in Maryland, wonder how I got it home? Road Trip! Except it was to
Rough & Tumble for the 56th Reunion.
Lots of things to do before then!
Rough & Tumble for the 56th Reunion.
Lots of things to do before then!