My buddy is visiting Chicago and spotted this 62 outside a hotdog joint.
Does Hot Doug drive a cruiser?
Does Hot Doug drive a cruiser?
Red 62 Outside Hot Dougs
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Looks like chitown's.
Yes it does.
Sure looks like his, I think that is Phil's old back bumper I brought up to him a few years back?
Almost correct. I sold it to an aspiring cruiser head that lives down in the area about 2 years ago.
The bumper, is actually my first homemade creation. Tony's old bumper was used for inspiration and for another project around the house.
I decided to sell since we moved family to a bigger house with a much much smaller driveway. I used to be able to pack 6-8 cars on the old driveway. I can do 2-3 now. So with the new house and move and the wife pretty much not working anymore and taking care of the kids, I decided to sell her. I miss that truck a lot.
I've been trying to sell our airplane for a while now... and once it goes, I'll have funds to start my first real project something or other. Thinking of a FJ40 again.
The bumper, is actually my first homemade creation. Tony's old bumper was used for inspiration and for another project around the house.
I decided to sell since we moved family to a bigger house with a much much smaller driveway. I used to be able to pack 6-8 cars on the old driveway. I can do 2-3 now. So with the new house and move and the wife pretty much not working anymore and taking care of the kids, I decided to sell her. I miss that truck a lot.
I've been trying to sell our airplane for a while now... and once it goes, I'll have funds to start my first real project something or other. Thinking of a FJ40 again.
I don't think Hot Doug drives a cruiser... but the man sure knows his sausages.
I used to live two blocks from there. Always a line out the door and packed, but the service and food were legendary all the time.
I would feel bad for you.... But, "never feel bad for a man who owns a plane."
Never heard that one before, but it does have some logic to it.
No need to feel bad. Life is grand.
I like that, could be words to live by.
Years from now people will say "I believe it was Genslinger who said "never feel bad for a man who owns a plane"
And others will nod in agreement & say "Yes, Genslinger was a wise & pale man, Ginger, I believe".