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Thread: Thank you AMC's Walking Dead

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    So I am watching AMC replay the first season, which makes me think of this thread. I ask myself, why didnt they use an old Landie? It would be PERFECT! The answer? They did! I just happen to look up and catch a glimps of it.

    If you watch the episode where he wakes up in the hospital, you'll see it. Below are some crappy phone pics of my TV screen...its an 88" Series.

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    Quote Originally Posted by albersj51 View Post
    So I am watching AMC replay the first season, which makes me think of this thread. I ask myself, why didnt they use an old Landie? It would be PERFECT! The answer? They did! I just happen to look up and catch a glimps of it.

    If you watch the episode where he wakes up in the hospital, you'll see it. Below are some crappy phone pics of my TV screen...its an 88" Series.
    nice eye! i spotted that 88 when it first aired (see post #8 of this thread), unfortunately RN didnt count it as a sighting...

    -Rob
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    Quote Originally Posted by rwollschlager View Post
    nice eye! i spotted that 88 when it first aired (see post #8 of this thread), unfortunately RN didnt count it as a sighting...

    -Rob
    Dang, Rob! You beat me to it! oh well...

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    Cool thread... If we ever ever have an event that plunges even part of the country into total anarchy, real live people will be scary enough and I don't want to be trapped in an urban area. Unfortunately I will probably be on duty and neck deep in the crap.

    Someone of you may be aware that there are thousands of threads in many BBS forums about this subject, which once was the exclusive territory of maladjusted rednecks and wanna-be tough guys, but now has a mainstream following- and continues to bloom an entire subculture, consumer market, and ever-growing lexicon... google "Bug-out bag", or "TEOTWAWKI" for example.

    And "bug-out bags" are all the rage in yuppie survivalist circles. Fun, thought-provoking reading...

    http://www.whenshtf.com/forum.php
    '60 SII Station Wagon
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    '68 SIIA 88 Station Wagon

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    If you are at a bookstore, check out Make Magazine this month. They have a monthly challenge on situations and they have one on a zombie attack this month.

    http://makezine.com/25/makeshift/

    Rick
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    So maybe we can fuel our vehicles after 'the fall'.

    http://www.flixxy.com/convert-plastic-to-oil.htm

    Basically the thing is a still with a temperature control.
    1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
    1965 109 SW - nearly running well
    1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
    1969 109 P-UP

    http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...2&l=64cfe23aa2

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    That is seriously a great invention! I would love to see it marketed for residential use. It would pay for itself in less than a year or two depending on the inital price. I assume it could be run as is out of the still just like vegetable oil conversions on desiel vehicles, or converted into biofuel.
    Bad gas mileage gets you to some of the greatest places on earth.

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    There is a PDF you can download on the same page as the video. It looks like they have everything from home to commercial/industrial size models. Not saying you can buy it here but they are available somewhere.

    Don't let California know, they'll try to tax it out of existence!
    1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
    1965 109 SW - nearly running well
    1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
    1969 109 P-UP

    http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...2&l=64cfe23aa2

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    For you zombie peoples out there, go onto the iTunes and download the free podcast; "We're Alive". It is about zombies...and surviving all that crap. Overall, REALLY good podcast, right up there next to The Moth.

    Oh and feel free to do like me and "liberate" the old iPod from one of the womenfolk.

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