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Originally Posted by FUJIMO
How do you end up with a million dollars in the boating business? Start out with 2 million..... looks like he has hit rock bottom
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Originally Posted by FUJIMO
How do you end up with a million dollars in the boating business? Start out with 2 million..... looks like he has hit rock bottom
...Tell me you don't love Tom Jenkin's being around the corner from you? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by flabum1017
...1993 Seafair - Winston Eagle Going Airborne - https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3b/a4...fc40b3ded5.jpg
I got everything around the corner from me..... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
...yah ya do.:thumbsup: (whenever they open back up again;))Quote:
Originally Posted by flabum1017
Southport is open :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
...that's weird. I was just about to ask u that. been going there since '82.Quote:
Originally Posted by flabum1017
Where is this???Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Looks like the UKQuote:
Originally Posted by 1954bmw
Fellows, Morton & Clayton were located in Birmingham, UK. Canal boat builders & freight contractors from 1889 - 1948. I love Google.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Tomanytoys
Damn, guess I'm going to miss it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by moparbarn
You can still see it! Out of their 39 boat fleet, 6 survive - 2 are still in service hauling cargo......that pic is one of the 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1954bmw
dave? is that you? https://scontent-mia3-2.xx.fbcdn.net...b5&oe=5F01A00A
My dad had a Flying Scott 75 in Tasmania when I was a kid, gee it was a good motor! Sometimes it could be started by just moving the hand control!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Mark
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Originally Posted by Robby321
That's what you call getting a flat on one front tire and not having a big spare so you throw on two originals..............
Wazzwrong with that??? That's exactly how his Chevvyvan sat back in 1976! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Robby321
519 a pack for smokes man that was awhile ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by flabum1017
Paint that diff cover!Quote:
Originally Posted by Robby321
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Originally Posted by racervboat
Yeah, the cheap smokes are $5 a pack now
Here in mn there 8.50 a pack for the cheap garbage ones glad I quit 7 yrs ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by flabum1017
That 5.19 price is about right for here. Maybe even a little high!
Its all state tax here.A pack of malboros or major brands are about 10.00 bucks a pack and that aint no B/SQuote:
Originally Posted by moparbarn
$42 a carton here Indian Rezs. Quit (again) 2 years ago..
This is everyday convenience store prices. You say state tax???? HMMMM, a few "big tobacco" outfits headquartered in Richmond - our state capitol. Coincidence, prolly not :leaving:
Nope don't matter where you go 10.00 a pack.Good ol Minnesota taxes.Im well aware of other states like fl mom lived there many yrs smokes were cheap as hell there,here you go broke if ya smoke.
Used to get overseas smoke fgrom Russia, same thing as here, for 12 carton. Then Bozo (obama) stropped mail order smokes unless paid tax...still have 5 cartons at customs..
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Originally Posted by Robby321
OK,. true story! Riding buddy mine shows my driveway.."Look what I bought!" Saw it and said .."Look what I BOUGHT TODAY!" I was at the Auto Store and had to buy the mini chopper for $100 (already had the Razor) So heres pix. Sad that "Two Shoes Tommy" got Pancreatic cancer and died short his 65th BDay. Nicest guy you could ever meet. RIP Tommy..
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