And was probably cheaper.
My dang unit's too friggin' short ...
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That's probably right! I can't imagine the dollar bills thrown at that Jeep. Substantial I am certain.And was probably cheaper.
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The yella Ferrari was cool for sure. Don't recall ever seein' a yella one.
Owner was a nice guy and made me give 'im a tour of my yella jeep. He was impressed.
I honestly don't know how much money I got in the jeep and reckon it don't really matter none no-how. I've paid cash ev'ry step of the way for almost 7 years now so at least I never was in debt on the damned thang.
And it's almost finished.
Owner was a nice guy and made me give 'im a tour of my yella jeep. He was impressed.
I honestly don't know how much money I got in the jeep and reckon it don't really matter none no-how. I've paid cash ev'ry step of the way for almost 7 years now so at least I never was in debt on the damned thang.
And it's almost finished.
hi there!
glad to hear the yeller heep is running
are you happy now?
glad to hear the yeller heep is running
are you happy now?
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Yes ... Yes I am.
She's in the paint shop now gettin' the lil' driver's door repainted. Paint done f***ed up.
Gotta make sure she's purdy for the Roundup.
She's in the paint shop now gettin' the lil' driver's door repainted. Paint done f***ed up.
Gotta make sure she's purdy for the Roundup.
What happened to this one? I have pics of the undercarriage in the sunshine .
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Sold it after beatin' on 'er for 17 years. Weren't much left.
That's a really old picture.
That's a really old picture.
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Evidently, the lil' drivers' door done been in a wreck at some point in it's life. That's why the outer sheet metal was so floppy.
Local paint shop fella did a great job bracin' 'er up on the inside with some angle iron ...
Once the door was rock solid, then it was a lil' bodywork to smooth 'er out like glass, and some primer ...
Then some of that beautiful, beautiful yella ...
Then put 'er back together again ...
I smell a roadtrip comin' on.
Local paint shop fella did a great job bracin' 'er up on the inside with some angle iron ...
Once the door was rock solid, then it was a lil' bodywork to smooth 'er out like glass, and some primer ...
Then some of that beautiful, beautiful yella ...
Then put 'er back together again ...
I smell a roadtrip comin' on.
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12 hun'erd miles of back country roads. A most excellenet journey.
