[AT] DIY projects from the past

[Bill Boyd]

Mike,
Thanks for posting this link. One of the articles on there is the one I 
used as a teenager to build my first tractor.
It is the one called POW'R PUP. I think I still have the original magazine 
but I have no idea where it is. Just this week the junk man was here and I 
was debating with my self whether to let him haul it off or not. Although 
it would take a lot to fix it up again I just couldn't let it go. Maybe 
some day I will have some extra round tuits and work on it again.

Thanks,
Bill in N.E. TX


At 08:18 AM 1/29/2006, you wrote:

>Reading about some of our old projects is fun, and here is a site with 
>lots of old magazine article projects:
>
><http://www.vintageprojects.com/>
>
>"Our goal is to preserve the wonderful DIY spirit of the past. Our free 
>project reprints cover farm machines, the woodshop, machine shop, boats, 
>archery and more. These vintage plans come from a half-century ago when 
>do-it-yourself enthusiasts turned wood, metal and old motors into useful 
>workhorses, functional tools, and toys."
>
>Mike
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