I am....

[Mr. Big]

First!

[T. Cotten]

First photo.

....Cotten

[Mr. Big]

Traveling repair shop, Mr. Cotten?

[T. Cotten]

Traveling repair shop, Mr. Cotten?

Traveling dumpster.

....Cotten

[Chuck#1848]

Traveling dumpster.

....Cotten

LOL hey Cotton never hurts to be prepaired for any treasures you find along the way nice lookin rig what year?

[Underdoggie]

LOL hey Cotton never hurts to be prepaired for any treasures you find along the way nice lookin rig what year?

I've seem him put a left over burrito in that tool box in the morning and by lunch time on the road it is nice and hot and ready to eat.
Underdoggie

[T. Cotten]

I've seem him put a left over burrito in that tool box in the morning and by lunch time on the road it is nice and hot and ready to eat.
Underdoggie

It wasn't a left-over.
It was pre-prepared from scratch.

Here's a tip for sidecar cooking: Hold the mayo.

....Cotten

[rousseau]

Tom
Thats a good looking security system you have there. What brand (breed) is that?

[T. Cotten]

Chuck!

I forgot to reply that it is a 1965 NeglectaGlide.

And Rousseau!

The feet are Border Collie, the legs are Spaniel, the body is Labrador, and the brain is housecat.

Back on topic,
the toolbox appliance has since been replaced with the old gutted fiberglas tub that I stored on the roof since '89, just to carry the animal.

There was a time when the tub was dressed out, allowing the rig to have eleven forward lights. Turning them all on made the highway look like a landing strip! (for about two miles before the battery drained...)
Since I don't care for a sidecar brake, the empty spot offers an opportunity for the extra electricity needed, but I never put it into action.
....Cotten