Okay I'll give you guys credit for figuring out #2. But steeeeeeeerike TWO and THREE on the others.
#1 is my neighbor's dog, the biggest Akita you've ever seen. A truly frightening bone cruncher, all white like a polar bear with a pure black head. We call him "sir". He loves to go for hikes with me.
#3 is a small wolf. There's been a pack hanging around the last couple weeks howling at night.
Good guesses guys!
C'mon Maxman, toss it out there. What say ye? Name those furry beasts!
HINTS:
Pictures #1 and #3 were on pretty hard packed snow. Picture #2 was deep and soft with a bit of a crust.
I went up the mountain behind the house last night and saw some neat tracks. Who can tell me what made them?
Here's #1 (note boot print for size comparison)
Here's #2
Here's #3
That *might* work. You'd have to get the case crazy clean for the Faststeel to stick correctly. If it was me, I'd probably chase out fresh threads in the case to get new, raw metal and then do the epoxy.
Of course if it was REALLY me, I'd go find a "helicoil" to fit the existing threads and provide the correct reduced thread size.
Thanks for the heads up about the potential scam. Please keep us informed about the outcome.
Can I suggest you remove the names and email addresses of his references, as well as his personally identifying information? That is to be kept between you, he, and the admin at TZ.
Thanks gents, it was given to me by my buddy that died a year ago. His uncle flew with it for decades, it's an AOPA Gigandet and I've never seen another one like it.
This is the big weekend here in Alaska, it's Fur Rendezvous 2011 so let the fun begin!
Start with the Fur Bikini contest...
Then suit up for the World Championship Outdoor Hockey Tournament
After that wander over to the SnoCross races
And then get ready for the World Championship Sled Dog Races! This will be the highlight of the week.
GO DOGS GO!!!
If you're really REALLY lucky you might run into The Man, The Legend... George Attla
Hence the "wokky" rehaut on many 6538 cases. The gen case is quite small compared to a contemporary "40mm" case, which is the basis for most no-crownguard Subs. So to make the smaller dials fit they just push that rehaut angle out to fill the gap.
When you see a vintage piece with the right dial diameter and a nice near-vertical rehaut, you know you're looking at a boutique case (I love that phrase!) or a gen.
Compare a gen 6536 and its rehaut:
...to a "boutique" case: