Hardpan Curmudgeon SASS #8967

Only the latest (sixth) generation Bronco owners....

Delivering a history lesson to a mob of Cub Scouts, "Civil War Revisited," Kearney Park, Fresno - a bunch of years ago. The lads were captivated!

Aw, shux... they were kinda popular just a mere forty-seven years ago.

Blinker fluid needs changin'....

Tim ~ Tim Allen, "Tim the Tool Man Taylor" Undoubtedly he'd use a turbocharged Q-Tip. If it was Mike Baxter he wouldn't be painting his house ~ he'd go fishing.

There... fixed it for ya, Alps....

Izzat why they're now green? And kudos to that "enterprising nut smuggler!!"

As a side note: the first three are "permanent trophies." As such, new ones are made each year and awarded the championship team to be kept permanently. The fourth, hockey's Stanley Cup, is a "travelling trophy." In that, it is passed on to the new season's championship team with the team's name engraved on the lower band. (It's also the oldest North American sports trophy, having been first awarded in 1893). The bowl atop is the actual original trophy. The lower portion is comprised of a barrel with five removable bands. When the cup runs out of room for new names, the top band is removed and the others move up one spot. Every 13 years, a band is retired and placed in the Hockey Hall of Fame.