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Goode said:
It was one long ride back from Morristown and smelly. That was many moons ago! 1998 or 1999... I would have to look at the title to see.
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It was one long ride back from Morristown and smelly. That was many moons ago! 1998 or 1999... I would have to look at the title to see.
A pic of the Ole Girl 78 model in her resting place (10+ years) SNIFF SNIFF
9/69 M416.... Bought at GSMTR 05 for CHEAPpics are flip flopped but oh well
WHY
Posted from a brick.
RSHARPfzj80
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Hugh Heifer said:WHY
Posted from a brick.
Because she is too far gone!! The 80 model 40 is in much better shape!
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Maisen always wants to put her Princess Cruiser and tricycle in the truck and drive around the yard!! She's making her "don't take my picture face"
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RSHARPfzj80 said:Maisen always wants to put her Princess Cruiser and tricycle in the truck and drive around the yard!! She's making her "don't take my picture face"
Save that truck & give it to her for a 16th bday present.
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sk8salomon said:
By then the truck will be 33 years old and I'd say all the girls at school would laugh at her but the boys would be drooling
By then the truck will be 33 years old and I'd say all the girls at school would laugh at her but the boys would be drooling
My daughter Katie liked to drive my previous BJ70 when she was in high school and referred to it as a "guy magnet". This realization it me both ways because I found it smart and amusing but I was not eager guys flocking to my teenage daughter. In the end, the Cruiser was best for her ... a guy ran a red light and t-boned the BJ in the drivers door. The red light runner destroyed in the street without any chance of driving away. The rocker and lower front door of the BJ were dented, but she drove home without an issue. Katie had a few bruises on legs (probably from the steering column or gear shift) but fine otherwise.
Your truck could still be providing similar protection when your daughter is 16. Good luck.
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LDowney said:
I'm gonna have her driving something with a bit more safety features. Driving this thing is like playing with a cocked gun!!! Thanks Larry for the heads up!! I like taking pointers from a man with a house full of females!!!
. Every little bit helps
RSHARPfzj80
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Stocking up for GSMTR!
RSHARPfzj80 said:
Yum!!! What's your cooler look like?
... I like taking pointers from a man with a house full of females!!!
The house is not as full as it used to be. Katie is Augusta and Sam is in NYC now. Enjoy their company while they are around.
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sk8salomon said:Yum!!! What's your cooler look like?
Ha ha ha ! It's taken me 2 years to get my hands on Left Hand Milk Stout again! They quit selling it in Knoxville so my brother in law brought these to me from Charlotte!
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Should have said something. We can get it in ATL.
Chattanooga as well
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WTF you guys been holding out on me??
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I need more garage space!
You need a yard like this
Forgot about this pic, lol!
