broncoman805
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My '69 is called the Pumpkin and the '72 is called the Pickle.
Ol honkey
Me and my boy, eight years old at the time, were driving around doing errands one day when the horn started malfunctioning. It would randomly honk when we went around corners
I think that every Bronco deserves a 2nd or 3rf or however many it needs to get "restroyed", so, since it came from butt stank Broncos, how about Redemption. Definitely biblical, but mechanically sound. My .02 centsSince Obscure Machine really is the old version "restroyed" by ButtStank Broncos, and since I'm rebuilding, redeeming and restoring it, like in Bible stories, it needs a new name.
I'm thinking about "Rusty" because it's going to be painted a cooper pearl color, and I don't want to go with "Copper Head" or Copper anything. So, maybe Rusty.
i think that every bronco deserves a 2nd or 3rf or however many it needs to get "restroyed", so, since it came from butt stank broncos, how about redemption. Definitely biblical, but mechanically sound. My .02 cents
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...what does the "rode hard and put away wet" expression mean? ...
...horses that have had a hard workout and are all sweaty need to be walked slowly and have a cooling down period. To properly care for a horse that comes back to the barn wet with sweat, he/she needs to be untacked (saddle removed) and walked for about a half hour on a lead rope, or until the sweat has dried--which is why busy trainers hire people to walk their horses. Once the horse is cool, he/she can be brushed and put up in the stall. Failure to do this will cause stiff muscles and lameness. So the exact meaning of the phrase, as it pertains to horsemanship, is to work your horse really hard and not take time to care for it afterward...
This is Buttercup, an early 1966 U13.
This is Buttercup, an early 1966 U13.
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