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Ford Parts Specialist
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From: Simi Valley, CA
What's the difference between our ages, something like 30 years?
By the time that show aired, I prolly had shed a wife or two, and had owned over 200 old rolling piles of misery.
Ford Parts Specialist
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Are you refering to gay marriage?
Don't ask me, I haven't a klew.
So far, I've racked up 40 miles on the Fusion, the gauge is still on full...the dealer supplied the gas, and at this rate, it prolly won't need a refill till August!
After checking out your profile, I now know why I never heard of the show GI Joe...I was 41 when you were born.
You prolly never heard of Andy and his Gang, or the Tim McCoy Show.
Post Fiend
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Cow Town, CA
see marridge is kinda like marriage but you use a D and not an A, and by doing that it becomes more of a useless word, kinda like how marriage is becomeing usless. its more of a play on meaning then really anything else....
or i just cant spell, i forget what i was doing there...
or i just cant spell, i forget what i was doing there...
Ford Parts Specialist
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Sorry, I don't post pictures of my cars on the internet...I'd like to keep them.
I'm totally amazed when I look thru galleries on web sites. There are the license plates exposed for all to see.
Some ppl take pics of their rides in their driveway with house numbers and street signs visible.
IMO, ppl that do that are just asking for someone to come and steal them.
With internet sources available for tracking down license numbers, not to mention Google Earth, it's EZ to do.
Best place to take pics is at a park with only nature as a background. And edit out those license plate numbers!
btw: The divorce rate in the US is now at 62% = SIXTY TWO PERCENT! 'course, that's between man and woman.
How does the line go that some religious fanatics use? Something like this... It's Adam & Eve, not Adam & Steve!
I'm totally amazed when I look thru galleries on web sites. There are the license plates exposed for all to see.
Some ppl take pics of their rides in their driveway with house numbers and street signs visible.
IMO, ppl that do that are just asking for someone to come and steal them.
With internet sources available for tracking down license numbers, not to mention Google Earth, it's EZ to do.
Best place to take pics is at a park with only nature as a background. And edit out those license plate numbers!
btw: The divorce rate in the US is now at 62% = SIXTY TWO PERCENT! 'course, that's between man and woman.
How does the line go that some religious fanatics use? Something like this... It's Adam & Eve, not Adam & Steve!
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You know, I never really put any thought into that Bill. I'm not too worried about my trucks, but I guess with your car and truck, that would be a concern. Still, it's too bad we can't see them. I'm a big fan of the Galaxies!
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Besides the four Fords (I own 2 1963 Galaxies, and have owned over 30), I have a 1934 Packard V12 Dietrich Convertible, one of two known, an all original 1939 Packard Super 8 Sedan. 1963 Studebaker R2 Super Hawk, the first pre-production model, and a 1962 Bentley Continental Flying Spur, body by Hooper, formerly owned by King Farouk of Egypt.
Now you know why I don't have a gallery.
No, I'm not rich. I bought the '34 Packard in 1972, the Bentley in 1985. The price combined was less than 15 grand.
The most I paid for an old pile was for the Stupidbaker, and that wasn't anywhere near its value. The guy I bought it from was a so called "investor" and was totally klewless.
One look at the engine number, was all it took to turn a 10 grand car into a 50 grand car.
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From: Whittier, CA
The only thing here is the Fusion, and my wifes car.
Besides the four Fords (I own 2 1963 Galaxies, and have owned over 30), I have a 1934 Packard V12 Dietrich Convertible, one of two known, an all original 1939 Packard Super 8 Sedan. 1963 Studebaker R2 Super Hawk, the first pre-production model, and a 1962 Bentley Continental Flying Spur, body by Hooper, formerly owned by King Farouk of Egypt.
Now you know why I don't have a gallery.
No I'm not rich, I bought the '34 Packard in 1972, the Bentley in 1985. The price combined was less than 15 grand.
Besides the four Fords (I own 2 1963 Galaxies, and have owned over 30), I have a 1934 Packard V12 Dietrich Convertible, one of two known, an all original 1939 Packard Super 8 Sedan. 1963 Studebaker R2 Super Hawk, the first pre-production model, and a 1962 Bentley Continental Flying Spur, body by Hooper, formerly owned by King Farouk of Egypt.
Now you know why I don't have a gallery.
No I'm not rich, I bought the '34 Packard in 1972, the Bentley in 1985. The price combined was less than 15 grand.
Doncha just love people who invite themselves over?
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Jäger
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From: Northern Arizona
Super Duty's are popular targets for thieves but Bill's car collection would attract the true professionals! When a professional thief really wants something they're going to get it.
I just rely on Ravelco, Lo-Jack, and Smith & Wesson to ensure mine stays where I leave it. The NRA Life Member sticker and license plate frame help a bit as well.
I just rely on Ravelco, Lo-Jack, and Smith & Wesson to ensure mine stays where I leave it. The NRA Life Member sticker and license plate frame help a bit as well.
Hotshot
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From: Whittier, CA
That's not to belittle your concern Bill. I understand and would feel the same way.
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