Cool Stuff

Pictures of tractors, trucks, baseball and other stuff I like.

[semitrckn]

Coe Ford classic with a Case row crop on back

[gregsand]

[believeland]

Might not all be true, but it made me laugh a little.

[believeland]

We were fans too. We jumped out of our seats and thankfully we can’t have an excessive celebration penalty for baseball ‘cause our team would have got one.

Jason Kipnis, talking about Rajai Davis’ game tying home run (via gotribe)

[believeland]

I couldn’t be more proud of every guy in this room. That’s going to probably be looked at as one of the greatest World Series of all time. It absolutely stinks right now, but we didn’t go out there and beat ourselves. We just got beat by a really good team.

Cody Allen (via gotribe)

[scottboer]

Thank you Tribe, what a ride.

[believeland]

We fought all year. We fought all game.

Jason Kipnis (via gotribe)

[luna-belle333]

Hey, Cleveland. Don’t be sad. We are used to this. But we still believe and we still have hope and we still fought our hardest. We tied the game and worked our asses off. I am proud of my city for staying positive and giving credit where credit is due. Congrats cubs, you deserved that win. But more importantly thank you Indians for bringing hope and love and happiness to our city. #rallytogether

[believeland]

@solindaaraines : We weren’t supposed to beat the Red Sox and we did; we weren’t supposed to beat Toronto and we did; no one really even gave us a chance to beat the Cubs, let alone win three games against them.  I’m so proud of this team for the way they persevered and forced game 7 to go into extra innings.  All of this without three of best pitchers/players.  We’ll be back and better than ever next year.

[dancing-wombat]

Goshen Township Ohio, Sutphen Aerial

[larryshapiro]

1968 Sutphen tower ladder … classic

[semitrckn]

Peterbilt custom 379EX

[semitrckn]

1984 Coe Kenworth custom K100

[semitrckn]

Peterbilt classic needlenose

[semitrckn]

Peterbilt 362 COE

[siphotos]

Pete Rose dives into third base during the Cincinnati Reds game against the Chicago Cubs on Aug. 29, 1975 at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The 1963 NL Rookie of the Year, 1973 NL MVP and 17-time All-Star turned 75 years old on April 14, 2016. “Charlie Hustle” is the all-time Major League leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053) and outs (10,328). (Heinz Kluetmeier)

GALLERY: SI’s Best Photos of Pete Rose

[postcardtimemachine]

Cleveland Municipal Stadium