Well I Gotta Tell Somebody....

[TMACK]

I was fortunate to pick up Bull's LV.
It's been a huge hit here in the neighborhood. Thanks Rodney.

 

[mderrick]

lucky.. what part of MT are you in? i'll have to comme check it out.

 

[Eco 45]

I thought long and hard about buying that rig from Bull. You bought a great rig with lots of history and have a great place to drive it. Missoula is my old stopping grounds and my folks still live there---next time I am through I will let you know and we can chat about vintage rust. So what are you plans for the beast?

 

[65swb45]

I got to see that rig in person back in July. Extremely unmolested! Just the kind of thing a hopelessly addicted cruiserhead MUST have!

Very glad to hear it went to a good home.

 

[bull]

Que Bueno!

 

[40Flipper]

Call me when you want to sell it

 

[apeterson]

this will alway be the one I wanted but could not get...

 

[3_puppies]

Tom very nice! Going to finish the swb first?

What parts do you need for this one?

Good Luck, Paul

 

[Chamba]

T-MACK,

Nice Wrangler in the background. I hope that LV will get preference for garage space...

Is Bull keeping any of his Cruisers?

Cheers

 

[island45]

In this wet corner of America there are only 2 types of vintage cruisers. Those that are rusty, and those that soon will be if they are driven in the winter. That is one AWESOME 45, and I love original paint/condition. If I bought it, I'd only drive it on sunny days and never get it all caked with mud underneath. I have almost a mile of muddy road leading to my place, so everything comes home filthy. Therefore it's a museum piece and just too darn perfect to use. That's just my personal opinion. I lusted after that LV, but I knew it would be parked in the shed next to my Nevada Model A flatbed, which is also too original to use. Keep it pressure washed, and congratulations, it's a once in a lifetime find!