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Old 06-14-2011, 07:28 AM
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Glad I could help! I already told you Gary, I have thousands and thousands of those very same bags being nicely hoarded as we speak Gotta insulate the old house somehow!

Now Gary, you know how bad I want a super...I was hoping I could just cover my split in half O with bags, and when I wake up in the morning...poof!...982!

Good luck cutting trees today too...dont over do it!!

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Old 06-14-2011, 07:40 AM
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I'm gonna have to get me that custom license plate for the 73 whenever I put the AGs on it, since it was Elvis' after all....

Getting ready for clear coat this morning.
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Old 06-14-2011, 08:01 AM
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I'm gonna have to get me that custom license plate for the 73 whenever I put the AGs on it, since it was Elvis' after all....

Getting ready for clear coat this morning.
So thats how that rhinestone got in the gas tank!!

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OK, put some "polish" on the shoes today.... Yes, it looks redneck with the wallyworld bags all over them. Remember, I live in WV.... I have to keep somewhat of an image up! I think I shocked Jeff, Mike and Eric with the fact I was wearing shoes! This is probably the best it's gonna get with a 5 year old and 20 month old running all over the place too. Gonna try to put a coat of clear enamel on them tomorrow and then throw them on my 73!!
Why anyone would waste a prefectly shower cap like that is beyond me!

Rims do look good tho!
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Well... here she be.....
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Ags look sweet on the 73 Gary!!
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Very nice! I do love the looks of AGS on cubs! Sweet shirt and hambone looks happy too!
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Very nice! I do love the looks of AGS on cubs! Sweet shirt and hambone looks happy too!
I had an interesting time getting from my house to my parents with Hambone and those AGs.... apparently AGs like to eat the shoes off kids feet.
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WOW, amazing how tires can change the looks of something. I like it!!!
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The ags look great on your 73, Gary!
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