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I always loved the saddle blanket covers. The truck I learnt to drive on the farm had this style of seat cover and the front pockets always had fencing pliers, .22 brass and often a pack of Colts with a lighter (my dad's). So now I need to find an old set of pliers, go gopher shooting and buy a pack of smokes... part of this build is reliving my teen years
I had the inner fenders out when I did my brake valve - I wish I had pulled the rad out too. That happened a few weeks after the valve as the other side of the radiator started leaking (neck rotted out) - so I pulled and replaced it anyway...
Those seat covers from before the world went sideways had a long pocket for a shotgun or rifleI always loved the saddle blanket covers. The truck I learnt to drive on the farm had this style of seat cover and the front pockets always had fencing pliers, .22 brass and often a pack of Colts with a lighter (my dad's). So now I need to find an old set of pliers, go gopher shooting and buy a pack of smokes... part of this build is reliving my teen years
The skull is the back vest patch from a volunteer group that I am part of - One Broken Biker, I'm the Injury Outreach Director for Canada. We support injured motorcyclists across Canada and I like to show my support wherever I go. I'm a large man so I'm essentially a walking billboard for the group most times I leave my house as lots of my clothes are from the group's store.
Yeah, I wasn't too happy when I bought mine a few years ago, and it had small pockets instead of the rifle one. The cover I had in the late 70s had the long one.
I remember gun racks in the rear window - even here in Canada. I still see the odd one but they often have a walking or cattle chasing cane.
