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Posted: **March 8, 2011, 6:42 pm**

Here is another favorite plane that I have owned. It is a Proctor Antic monoplane with an OS 60 4 stroke engine, onboard glow driver and it is covered with Coverite fabric. The wire wheels on it were made by a friend in Illinois over 30 years ago.

Antic on Final.

Antic in an Arizona Sunrise

Jake

Posted: **March 8, 2011, 9:59 pm**

That is awesome, I love the looks of that plane, how wide is the wing span?

Posted: **March 8, 2011, 10:55 pm**

Thanks! The wingspan of the Antic was 68", if I remember correctly, and it was a great flyer.

Posted: **March 9, 2011, 8:06 am**

azjake wrote:Thanks! The wingspan of the Antic was 68", if I remember correctly, and it was a great flyer.

Really cool pictures too, especially the one with the sunset, the plane almost looks like the full size real deal. Heck it does look like a full size real plane.

Posted: **March 9, 2011, 7:43 pm**

Play a little guitar (kids got me a Martin for Christmas, total suprise!). Not a great guitar player but I like me. Also race dirt modifieds. Build our own motors and cars. Collect and build model cars. Got the Slick, a Fridge and a Falcon pro street under construction. Collect albums, mostly classic and hard rock. Couple of cats to watch when it gets boring. Also going to be a first time grandparent this summer. That should take up some more time.

SPark

Posted: **March 9, 2011, 10:59 pm**

LM14 wrote:Play a little guitar (kids got me a Martin for Christmas, total suprise!). Not a great guitar player but I like me. Also race dirt modifieds. Build our own motors and cars. Collect and build model cars. Got the Slick, a Fridge and a Falcon pro street under construction. Collect albums, mostly classic and hard rock. Couple of cats to watch when it gets boring. Also going to be a first time grandparent this summer. That should take up some more time.

SPark

Sounds like a fun bunch of hobbies but the greatest will be those grandkids, congratulations!! I have three little granddaughters, Kenedee, Maizie and Trinity, sure is fun to have them around.

Posted: **March 10, 2011, 12:01 am**

I like to TAUNT the dynamite monkees....

Posted: **March 10, 2011, 1:11 am**

azjake wrote:Here is another favorite plane that I have owned. It is a Proctor Antic monoplane with an OS 60 4 stroke engine, onboard glow driver and it is covered with Coverite fabric. The wire wheels on it were made by a friend in Illinois over 30 years ago.

Antic on Final.

Jake, that is a beautiful plane!, just how I like them!.
With a little imagination, you can almost see a De Havilland Beaver in it shape!

Antic in an Arizona Sunrise

Jake

Posted: **March 10, 2011, 9:57 pm**

ROFLMAO Lance!

Posted: **March 13, 2011, 9:32 am**

Working on, and riding motorcycles...Done a bit of track time over the years. Mostly touring now a days.

Here's a couple of shots of me riding at Blackhawk Farms Raceway.

I recently started combining Geocaching with motorcycle riding...It's very interesting the new places you can discover, while riding your bike.

Posted: **March 13, 2011, 10:03 am**

I found a GEOCACHE on accident one time. Looked it up online..its pretty interesting ! I went back and signed the book as FOUND BY A MUGGLE ! hahahahha

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 9:42 am**

Antique tractor pullin'

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 10:00 am**

johnzmu wrote:Antique tractor pullin'

This looks like fun!

Jake

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 8:00 pm**

I'm into land speed tractor racing.
The trailer is just for training purposes.
U@ss
You should see me at the salt flats at Bonniville.
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Posted: **March 22, 2011, 8:16 pm**

I did a bit of antique tractor pulling about 30 yrs. back! Had an old well worn 8N and no money to fix it right. Pulled it off to start it, then one day I realized that if I parked it at the top of the hill I could roll it off to start it,

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 8:48 pm**

jacobd wrote:I have, I'll guess maybe a 25 gallon plastic bin filled with ho model railroad stuff, which never came to fruition.

I have a bunch of power tools that don't fit my hands.

I have an incomplete; I'd guess you'd call it, Steam Punk, manuscript of 70 or so pages.

I used to really enjoy backpacking and caving and thought I'd be a geomorphologist, until that got boring and I got lazy.

Then there was the canoe phase and the Colorado River.

I collect broken Ford trucks, which I don't have any clue how to repair.

Between age 16 and 20 I had a prolific tattoo collection, which covered my arms completely. BTW hurts more and costs more to take off than put on.

I have a collection of dog shit in the front yard.

I have two rifles: A 1960 Winchester 30-30 and an early '80s Ruger .22. I don't really know how to use either of them.

My uncle had one of those British Enfield’s someone mentioned above, but I don't think it had any rifling in the barrel; hurted really bad on my shoulder too.

I think I want to collect a Henry .357 magnum lever action and a Smith and Wesson .357, but I’m too ignant to know if the ammo is the same. And one of my great uncles had a Winchester Model 12. Maybe I want to collect that too. And I could collect a really nice shotgun for hunting ducks and doves. Don’t know where to start there though. Maybe I should learn how to hunt and fish first. A Boston Whaler would be good for that.

I guess my hobby is starting things, getting obsessively involved in them, then losing interest.

Although, there is one thing I have always done and continue to do with the bulk of my time and that is read. Reading would not only being my job, but my hobby. Funny thing, I feel so unread.

I used to love the History Channel, but the trend to Ice Road Truckers, Pawn Stars, and Logger stuff has eschewed my interest.

Lately I've been a bit obsessed with the Knights Templar.

So I am mostly just a knucklehead. Who can't stick with it!

Ignant Jak

if you drink we can be bestest friends. i actually feel bad because i haven't read a single non-fiction book so far this year (unless you count the hazmat testing requirements. it's only 33 pages,but reads like 133).

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 10:00 pm**

"Although, there is one thing I have always done and continue to do with the bulk of my time and that is read. "

From the age of 5 untill last Oct. or so reading was a passion. It became harder to do in 2008 when, as the eye drs. said I had a mini stroke and, my left eye went dark. Reading became more of a struggle with frequent headaches from eye strain. In the words of the old indian in The Outlaw Josey Wales I endevored to persevere. In Oct. my right eye became blurred and overly sensitive to light. Reading is impossible at least the printed word. I can struggle through reading and writing on the confuser using Windows High constrast black a minimun font size of 20 and magnifier. Try this sometime when you are bored, frustration cubed!

I am not posting this to be a downer or in search of compassion. Just to remind everyone of what a blessing vision is!

Posted: **March 22, 2011, 10:12 pm**

obsa, those words were spoken by chief dan george. that was actually a pretty powerful movie if you took it for more than it's hollywood face value.
"they made my horse surrender...he is probably pulling a wagon in kansas somewhere". lol

Posted: **March 23, 2011, 6:41 am**

Yep, an excellent movie for sure.

Posted: **March 23, 2011, 3:58 pm**

ezernut9mm wrote:obsa, those words were spoken by chief dan george. that was actually a pretty powerful movie if you took it for more than it's hollywood face value.
"they made my horse surrender...he is probably pulling a wagon in kansas somewhere". lol

Ah yes!, I remember that line well!

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