GeekKopi Koffee Kosmo wrote: That shape Mustang was easy on the eye - lovely design I did my apprenticeship in a Ford dealership and worked on many mustangs and GTHOs ect Did you know that the Falcons were based on the Mustang floor plan KK thats right KK. many parts are interchangeable between falcons and mustangs. I rebuilt/restored mine from the ground up. Fully stripped down. Every nut and bolt replated. It's a factory A code GT with 4 on the floor. Factory AC car. The only thing I changed was the colour (wife's request) and the motor is a 347 stroker instead of the bog standard 289. Here's a link to the album where I've placed heaps of pics of the restoration/build: http://s154.photobucket.com/user/levo_madlak/library/Mustang%20GT%201965?sort=3&page=1
GeekKopi Fresh Coffee wrote: Very much like the youchhoob link. Beautiful job, mouthwatering classic. thanks FC. Just wish the weather was better to drive it more often. I've driven it in the rain a few times but then I spend hours cleaning it and that includes jacking it up and cleaning the undercarriage.
Brett_H I've never been a car enthusiast but I certainly see the appeal! What a stunning auto... It's a work of art!
Cuir_Beluga GeekKopi wrote: Photo taken last year this time. The weather was sunny!!! Drive through Maccas with my son (I haven't yet mentioned I've got a 12 year old from a past life). He of course ordered. Well knock me down with a feather Geek, you now have a pigeon pair 🙂. My little guy this morning, we grabbed some lunch and headed of to one of the local playgrounds after being stuck indoors for so long because of the rain.
GeekKopi C Cuir Beluga wrote: Well knock me down with a feather Geek, you now have a pigeon pair 🙂. My little guy this morning, we grabbed some lunch and headed of to one of the local playgrounds after being stuck indoors for so long because of the rain. cute photo CB. weather looks great too. We managed to go for a walk today around the block with the little one and our two staffs. They walked behind the pram so gently. They know there's a new pack leader in the house.
FreshCoffee2 Some likely characters found round the traps yesterday arvo. Hare and roo are not really welcome, but hard to shift. The roo is a lone buck that has taken up residence in the paddock. Down the back there are hundreds but they move around. Hard to get close so both photos just lucky strikes especially the hare. Photo back across dam pretty much taken into the sun...
GaryatGala Great pics FC.[emoji106] The chooks, are they for eggs? Would be great if can see a pic of the chook house.
FreshCoffee2 Thanks guys we love it. The chickens, ducks & fowl are for both eggs and meat. The guinea fowl also for tiger snake repelling, and I love their call. Full of character.
borat123 I found myself on a short trip to Nairobi, and played coffee tourist for a day or two. Managed to visit a small plantation & also the coffee exchange. Here's a few Iphone pics from my travels. Tough times for the farmers with prices so low...
Dry_bean G'Day Borat, long time no see. Interesting photo's, I was under the impression word coffee prices were at record highs at the moment, obviously misinformed. 🙂
borat123 Until recently I wasn't taking much more than a cursory glance at the price.... Take a look below, they're quoting a 21% drop from a year ago.
Dry_bean Interesting stuff Borat, Aussie coffee retailers would have us believe coffee prices are at an all time high. Guess the low Aust dollar has a significant affect, obviously not world coffee prices. 🙂
