You saw the commentary video on my first car, a 1975 Plymouth Valiant custom.  Now check out this video featuring the raw sound of the exhaust back in its heyday.

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Team MGR member Chris Flodine takes a ride around south central Nebraska in the country.  Proof positive that ANY ride can be an adventure!

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Today I took my camera down Golden Colorado forthe Buffalo Bill Days orphan car show.  I take an indepth look at a 1930 Willys Knight 70B touring car showing all the unique features (for the time) as well as what makes this care special, the engine.  The Knight sleeve valve engine also known as the Silent Knight.  Click Here to see the video

Check out the new video.  Hiking up to Mt Falcon and the "castle".

History
The story of Mount Falcon is largely the story of John Brisben Walker, who once owned over 4,000 acres of land in this area. During the early 1900's Walker lived in an elaborate stone house on Mount Falcon while planning the construction of a summer home for the Presidents of the United States, which was to have been located on a ridge to the east of his home. Walker's home burned in 1918, and all that remains of this once splendid edifice are the massive stone walls and numerous fireplaces of a unique mountain castle.



On this site the crumbling remnants of a broken dream and the views of the plains to the east and mountains to the west combine to create an inspirational setting. The construction of the Summer White House never proceeded beyond the laying of the foundation and cornerstone, though thousands of Colorado school children each donated 10 cents toward Walker's dream. American involvement in W.W. I, combined with a waning of Walker's good fortunes, brought an end to this project. From the site of the Summer White House one may look down on Red Rocks Park, one of Walker's dreams come true.

John Brisben Walker was a man of many visions. He made fortunes on land speculation in West Virginia and his purchase of Cosmopolitan Magazine, but other ventures were less successful. Walker's purchase of the Stanley Steamer Company was a losing bet against Henry Ford's internal combustion engine. Although he held vast fortunes at various times in his life, Walker died penniless in 1931 at the age of 83.

Here is a new video installing Allure plank flooring by Traffic Master.  It is really easy to install over most existing flooring or subfloors.

UPDATE:  Check out the NEW video below with another Allure by Traffic Master plank flooring installation.

NEW Allure flooring install video!