Don't see that anyone has done this here, so I'll start.

This is me back in the late 70's tearing it up on our old three-wheeler!

 

That's an awesome pic! I spent many days running around the farm on a 3 wheeler until my kidneys hurt! We had a Honda 110, 185 and a Big Red. It was all fun and games until we would try to go up the gravel pit walls and ended up rolling down.

 

Yeah, our was a 90cc; I probably shouldn't even be alive...

 

I broke both arms in this and my friend broke his right arm in the same roll over. I was later driving it while still in both casts. What was I thinking!!!!!

 

Looks like fun, except the broken arms part!

 

It was a blast. I built it from a kit, welded everything, rebuilt the engine and painted it. I learned a lot doing it and had fun. VW engines are simple, no electronic sensors and all of that stuff. I only had brakes on the rear. The front was light enough that I could pick it up.

 

Since it's Throwback Thursday again I'll do another. I'm in the top row, center of this pic...
Okay, who's next?

 

Here's a picture from the late 80's with one of our farm trucks. It was a 73 K10. I still have the engine, transmission, and transfer case from this truck, but it has long since gone to the crusher. I'm the one in the glasses laying on the roof. Thank God for contacts and later laser eye surgery!

 

Reminds me of an '85 heavy-half that I used to have. Looks like a good hunting area!

 

Pretty good hunting. That was taken up near our shale pit that was used to build all of the driveways on the farm starting in the early 70's.

Here's a few pictures of me playing in the pit with my K5:





I have gotten a few deer out of the little strip of woods near the pit, but do most of my hunting down along the county drainage ditch (creek) that runs through the east side of the 350 acres that is the farm. There are close to 20 acres of woods there with a few ponds that make for some really good hunting. I took two deer and a 70lb coyote this year from my stand near one of the ponds.

Hard to believe that I picked up my K5 nearly 6 years ago!