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From: Yountville Ca
Woodstock? I dont' know. It reminds me of one of those experiences that was probably/maybe kinda miserable--mostly--but with some super electric moments when things came together etc. And similar to a cross country bicylce trip with friends--I haven't done either but have friends that have done both. They're the kind of "experiences" where one is mostly wet/cold/muddy/ miserable--but the event is fun to think back about. Doing it? Miserable probably. I coulda gone to Woodstock/was a big Janis Joplin fan for sure/I lived in SF then--music everywhere/concerts/concerts Bill Graham and more. But I was busy working days and school at night, and didn't really participate all that much. But my wife was a huge fan and she went to many of the concerts.Super music everywhere/in the parks by day and inside at night. Never seen a time like that since.
She drug me along a couple times--good music/but scary crowds--too many people for me haha. I like people, but in "moderation". But it probably would have been great for you.
She drug me along a couple times--good music/but scary crowds--too many people for me haha. I like people, but in "moderation". But it probably would have been great for you.
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Las Vegas NV
yeah i would love to be on the back stage not in the muddy, cold,urine and poop everywhere....i like the music part not the drug part...i been drug free all my life havent even tried mota and im proud of that.
monterrey fest would have been great too
monterrey fest would have been great too
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From: Greenville, SC
I am impressed (and not very surprised) with the magnificent amount of artistic talent. You guys continue to impress me all the time. It takes vision to do art and it certainly takes vision to rebuild old trucks.
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No kit and no lathe, most parts were cut out on a bandsaw, wheels included. I used a model kit to get the detail and doubled the size, it's about 14" long.
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Ya those wood trucks are really cool.
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Fantastic talent. I can see my truck in my minds eye but it gets lost when i try and put it on paper. What i wouldn't give to have a drawing of my truck as I "see" it.
Again really nice work in all venues.
jim
Again really nice work in all venues.
jim
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Las Vegas NV
some one needs some paint and brushes for their bday!!!!!!
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This isn't Ford but I've always thought it was a cool truck. Belongs to my in-laws. Did the painting a number of years ago when I was working on my Masters degree. Now if I can ever talk them out of it
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For sure you've got the skills to be a pro. Good luck with all.
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