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Beautiful. I have a few feeders myself. We have a cardinal couple that lives in the back yard. Along with blue Jay's too.

It's a Cardinal. Not a woodpecker.

how about more info on the mechanics of engine, power transfer , brakes?

Thank you for your services 💖🇺🇸💖

I had a Cushman Eagle scooter when I was 12 and 13 years old.

I visited Carpenter industries and Charlotte, North Carolina Gary Carpenter has probably the largest if not want if not the largest Cushman motor scooter collection. He also makes replacement parts for all the Cushman motor scooters that’s Carpenter industries Charlotte, North Carolina.

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In these days of electric vehicles, I have a neat Cushman 3 wheel scooter cart. It's much smaller than a golf cart and only about 2 ft. wide and uses 3 six volt batteries. Really unique and fun to drive around my quiet community. Don't know when it was made but has self battery charger✌️👍

I had a Cushman Super Eagle, while in High School.

My brother and I had several Cushmans .Alexander’s Bicycle Shop had a big collection of them in Paris Texas and my brother learned how to get them running when he worked there so we found the old scooters and used them a lot. We never did care much about brakes but wanted to get on the road ASAP. The Eagle would go pretty fast so you could get in trouble on bumpy roads. I’ve quit riding motorcycles now but I’m sure I would not have lasted this long on Cushmans.

I'm thinking this guy hasn't ridden any motorcycles...

I remember a guy down our street had a Cushman scooter. He would buzz up and down a trail he had made in the field next to our street. Cushman scooters are a true American classic. Downright crude and shoddy looking next to a Vespa or Lambretta, but a lot of folks in the USA got their start to motorbiking on a Cushman scooter or any of the minibikes back 'in the day'.

1955 Cushman Eagle! My first motorized ride. My Father bought it for me in 1956. I was 11 years old and became a well-known junior-high student in the county-seat of a rural Oklahoma town. Jeez, what a blast! A license? No such thing then. That was 69 years ago. A '05 Sportster sits in my garage now.

I had a cushman eagle and they didn't have a suspension. roughest ride you ever had.

Got a 1962 silver eagle for Christmas one of the best Christmas ever

Wow, Francine was a pretty lady😂❤

I had a Cushman Highlander (?) My dad bought it for me and fixed it up. The accelerator was down on the floor and you had to push it down with your heel to accelerate.

In Colorado we had a Cushman Eagle, but if you were really cool you had a Super Eagle. Good Times.

In Texas in the fifties you could get a scooter license at 14 yo. I knew for certain that I would get a Cushman for Christmas. Woke up Christmas morning to a new Schwinn Bicycle.

Back in the 60s my family owned a Cushman ,and the rest of the family would argue about who gets to ride it and for how long ,has was about 20 cents a gallon we could ride for hours !

I,m almost 72 and have a 1998 R-1 yamaha but grew up upon a Cushman 3 wheeler ,great vidio and memories, long live all Cushmans !😊 priceless to me😮

It was a wonderful tank.😊

Lights were dim, just barely enough to see the road at night. Also always hit my shin on the gas tank when starting. Reliable, though.

In 1961, Colorado kids had to wait until they were 16 to drive, but you could get a scooter license at 14 1/2. So, some of us bought a scooter. There were Vespas and Lambrettas and one lowly Cushman That wasn't too nice to look at. It was ugly and homemade looking next to the other scooters. Our school parking lot was surfaced with gravel, and we would do doughnuts on our scooters. The Vespas and Lambrettas would do 2 or 3 circles and no more, but the Cushman would do doughnuts forever it seemed.

Another American Scooter, Harley Davidson Topper!

I just stumbled across this story and now im just crying all over the place- always loved Toby always will

He he almost give that old man a heart attack.. I would have truly regretted letting him on that. 😮

I had a 1948 Turtleback almost exactly like that one. Mine had balloon tires. 1962, I was 11. I remember that sound. Still ride today at 73 a Harley.

Listening to Kenndys extreme right wing diatribe over the years on the radio was so divisive and bitter makes one wonder if after all his sickness ,he will change his tune ?

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Was this video taken in Bloomfield

Bob, I’m going to start rebuilding my Cushman. I’ve owned it for 60 years. It has been in the barn all this time. Do you sell parts mine is an Eagle. Not sure of the year. My guess is a 57. I know I can get parts from Dennis Carpenter. Thanks . Love your collection.

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The 1960's and early 70's were an extradentary and turbulent times to have live through, the Vietnam conflict divided this country (America) over what is patriotism family were broken up over what is patriotism. the Vietnam conflict not only brought bloodshed in Southeast Asia it brought bloodshed back here in the street of America our retuning Vietnam Vets took the blunt of the anger felt by a good number of folks back here over the handling of our Vietnam policy by our polycations and government officials at the time. I know the Vietnam conflict to this day is an open wound to our Vietnam Veterans the men and women who served our country and to their families. To our Vietnam Vets nurses I dedicate this song from SSgt Barry Sadler 1966 record album "Ballad of the Green Beret." to you who server our county during the Vietnam conflict thanks, you for your service and sacrifice, and welcome home. "Salute to the Nurses" SSgt Barry Sadler After the battle after the fight many owe their lives to the ladies and men in white And all of the men in this war torn land salute the nurses of Vietnam They know the awful toll of war each day they know more than any the price we pay A soldier his hands too burned to write a nurse takes down his words through the lonely night They have gone to the front where men fought in the night from Pleiku to Qui Nhon where war these men fight Many a wounded soldier pain is eased for a while by opening his eyes to see a nurses smile To each of the wounded on the operating shelf these nurses give a part of themselves I know every soldier to the last man will sometimes say a prayer for the nurses of Vietnam After the battle after the fight many owe their lives to the ladies and men in white And all of the men in this war torn land salute the nurses of Vietnam

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And don't forget the all important shake😂😂😂

So much fun I bet that feels so good he's looking at the little one like see this is how you do it kid 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Thank You Sir!❤

Almost the end of the greatest generation. God bless them all

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Toby Keith had a very big heart and he loved his fan. Rest in peace Big Dog. We will never forget you and will never forget you. Love You Forever And Ever. I still get sad when I get to thinking about you being gone. But I know that you are in Heaven, and singing in Heaven with God and Jesus and all the angels 😇😇. My sweet Cowboy 🤠🤠

Sorry for your lost thanks for your service and thanks your brother for making the ultimate sacrifice so we can live the life we have🙏🏾🙏🏾

Thanks for your service 🇺🇸.

GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU SIR❤

The pain is still real for these Veterans after 50 years. Sorry for your lost and all the others as well.