Congratulations, Clay. Another excellent choice for MOM. You have led a very interesting life. It was an enjoyable read.

Every time I see your avatar, and now the actual picture ...

I think of your Army MOS as a 92G (Food Service Specialist, aka cook).

Stay healthy. Enjoy your month.

 

Ha! In my entire time in the service, I only pulled KP once! And since I had already been working for McDonald's, it was a piece of cake!

 

Congrats, Clay, and well deserved!

We are the same vintage. I started riding in 1964 too, when I turned 15 (and a half). Bought a new Honda 90 two days before I got my learners license, traded it 3 days later for a Honda 305 (similar to yours but the Super Hawk (touring?) version. But then got my first sports car the day I turned 16 and stopped riding (other than rarely on someone else's bike) for pushing 50 years until I got my current Harley.

Enjoy your retirement (I can see you are)! Still elusive for me.

 

Thanks! Believe it or not, the next vehicle after the 305 and the 67 Sportster was a 1961 MGA 1600! What sports car did you have?

 

Congrats Idaho... thanks for the service and keep on enjoying the road.

I was surprised to see Buzz could write all that without any emoji's... (but then I double checked and found one )

Be safe,
pc

 

He does get a little excited, doesn't he!

Thanks!

 

You know I do read these.

Awww................I'm 'juss play'n with ya PCB. Luv 'ya man!

BTW my friend, if u r keeping count, that was 2 emoticons above. <-- Now 3. Oy!

 

I had 2 59 MGA's one for extra parts. Loved that car. Wish I had it back

 

Many years after that first one, I bought a '62 1600 MKII. Sold it before we moved to Idaho, and now I do bikes, and no room in the garage for another toy. Too many hobbies as it is!

 

Поздравляю Idaho...a/k/a Clay. [And nice write-up Buzz]