Post pics of your ride, boat, hotrod, bike, racecar....
#41
02-15-2010, 10:29 PM
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The technology on those particular models were ahead of their time.
#42
02-15-2010, 11:30 PM
The Italian copies are made really well... lots of SASS shooters using them.
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#43
02-16-2010, 10:50 PM
I got a lot of toys. My current roster is:
1989 Honda Pilot, very modded 2000 Banshee, stockish 1999 Polaris Scrambler 2000 Seadoo GS 93 GMC Typhoon black/black (11.90's 1/4 mi) 93 GMC Typhoon green/grey (stock- show car) 93 GMC Typhoon garnet/grey (rare color- in SC at a race shop) 91 GMC Syclone (low 12's, kept in Nor Cal at my agent) 1979 Honda CB350, in lousy shape 2004 GMC Envoy (grocery getter/tow rig) Several arcade games (Dance Dance Revolution, Para Para Paradise, Funhouse pinball)
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#44
02-17-2010, 01:26 AM
i got a lot of toys. My current roster is:
1989 honda pilot, very modded 2000 banshee, stockish 1999 polaris scrambler 2000 seadoo gs 93 gmc typhoon black/black (11.90's 1/4 mi) 93 gmc typhoon green/grey (stock- show car) 93 gmc typhoon garnet/grey (rare color- in sc at a race shop) 91 gmc syclone (low 12's, kept in nor cal at my agent) 1979 honda cb350, in lousy shape 2004 gmc envoy (grocery getter/tow rig) several arcade games (dance dance revolution, para para paradise, funhouse pinball) we need pictures!!!!
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#45
04-18-2010, 12:52 PM
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: the Buckeye
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Mackman was right! When I bought my used Excursion he said I would trade my GMC for a superduty. I love the Excursion and now I hope I love my new Powerstroke Diesel even more!
#46
04-18-2010, 12:55 PM
LOL what did i tell you. There is only one truck on the road and thats a FORD. Them 6.4s are powerhouses. You got one hell of a truck. Love the blue looks real sharp. UPS must be treating you good.:thumbsup:
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#47
04-18-2010, 01:03 PM
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: the Buckeye
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The rebates are so big I couldnt say no. Almost 12k off sticker.:thumbsup:
#48
04-20-2010, 10:14 AM
Here's my bike. Still waiting to hear from the insurance adjuster. Anyway, boy am I glad to be home from the hospital.
And yes, that is half of a pair of $150 Ariat cowboy boots the paramedics cut off, along with a $400 Harley jacket and an almost new pair of jeans. The drawers I was wearing were old so I am OK with those being cut off me. Last edited by Jay B; 04-20-2010 at 10:17 AM.
#49
04-20-2010, 10:50 AM
Here's my bike. Still waiting to hear from the insurance adjuster. Anyway, boy am I glad to be home from the hospital.
And yes, that is half of a pair of $150 Ariat cowboy boots the paramedics cut off, along with a $400 Harley jacket and an almost new pair of jeans. The drawers I was wearing were old so I am OK with those being cut off me. BTW i used to wear arait boots. But i switch to Justin and Doulbe D. Maybe you should try a union made boot. j/k :lol:
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#50
04-21-2010, 01:57 AM
Some moron ran a stop sign and I T-boned his pick up. I broke almost every bone in my left foot, 6 ribs on the left side, shoulder blade and collar bone broke, lacerated spleen, head trauma (no helmet), and some really cool scars on my face.
At least the vehicle I hit had insurance, and I always carry full coverage on mine even after they are paid off. Depending on the settlement I might look for an Ultra Classic this time. I also think I changed my thoughts on wearing my helmet. The trauma doc and neuro doc say I am the luckiest biker they know in over 20 years of practicing emergency medicine. |
