Escape From the Prison Planet
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Oooof!
My first real road bike was a Twisted Twin......
Been lusting for another and now, here YOU post up that thing😍
Must look away
Just looked up where you are.
With towns named "Dickshooter" and Wickahoney" in your County, I can see why your ad reads the way it does🤣.
Still lusting over your bike, you may have to go out and wipe the drool off of it..
Makes my pants tight.....
My first real road bike was a Twisted Twin......
Been lusting for another and now, here YOU post up that thing😍
Must look away
Just looked up where you are.
With towns named "Dickshooter" and Wickahoney" in your County, I can see why your ad reads the way it does🤣.
Still lusting over your bike, you may have to go out and wipe the drool off of it..
Makes my pants tight.....
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Haha, now I'm at the swap meet with not much else to sell. Might as well buy.
Well, another cold, rainy one on the books.
I sold some stuff that my dad sent down and some stuff for my brother. Very little of my own. Sure glad the bike sold on the way down or I'd have been pretty disappointed.
On Saturday we used a wider tarp so the left side had a wall. Luckily there was almost no wind. Packed everything up and pushed the trailer through the gate a little after 3. Dropped Jerod and his kid off in Pendleton at 8 and my head hit the pillow at 12:30 potato time.
Not to go home empty handed, my purchases were kind of random. I bought an old metal Homak toolbox for $5 to bolt to my trailer tongue that I'll keep straps and a lug wrench in. I bought a small jack for a buck to put in there as well. Found a pair of decent El Camino doors for $20 each. Coincidentally they were about the same color as mine. If I ever paint it I'll swap this driver's door. Hope I never need the passenger.
Last purchase was these 3 Indians. A lady was trying to sell about a dozen of these Franklin Mint bikes and just had a 'make offer' tag. I beat around the bush until she said 25 a piece. I countered with 3/$60 and she jumped on it. Maybe I should have bought the whole lot.
Next year I'll probably just be a spectator. Really don't have much at this point to sell to be worth the trip.
I sold some stuff that my dad sent down and some stuff for my brother. Very little of my own. Sure glad the bike sold on the way down or I'd have been pretty disappointed.
On Saturday we used a wider tarp so the left side had a wall. Luckily there was almost no wind. Packed everything up and pushed the trailer through the gate a little after 3. Dropped Jerod and his kid off in Pendleton at 8 and my head hit the pillow at 12:30 potato time.
Not to go home empty handed, my purchases were kind of random. I bought an old metal Homak toolbox for $5 to bolt to my trailer tongue that I'll keep straps and a lug wrench in. I bought a small jack for a buck to put in there as well. Found a pair of decent El Camino doors for $20 each. Coincidentally they were about the same color as mine. If I ever paint it I'll swap this driver's door. Hope I never need the passenger.
Last purchase was these 3 Indians. A lady was trying to sell about a dozen of these Franklin Mint bikes and just had a 'make offer' tag. I beat around the bush until she said 25 a piece. I countered with 3/$60 and she jumped on it. Maybe I should have bought the whole lot.
Next year I'll probably just be a spectator. Really don't have much at this point to sell to be worth the trip.
Well, another cold, rainy one on the books.
I sold some stuff that my dad sent down and some stuff for my brother. Very little of my own. Sure glad the bike sold on the way down or I'd have been pretty disappointed.
On Saturday we used a wider tarp so the left side had a wall. Luckily there was almost no wind. Packed everything up and pushed the trailer through the gate a little after 3. Dropped Jerod and his kid off in Pendleton at 8 and my head hit the pillow at 12:30 potato time.
Not to go home empty handed, my purchases were kind of random. I bought an old metal Homak toolbox for $5 to bolt to my trailer tongue that I'll keep straps and a lug wrench in. I bought a small jack for a buck to put in there as well. Found a pair of decent El Camino doors for $20 each. Coincidentally they were about the same color as mine. If I ever paint it I'll use swap this driver's door. Hope I never need the passenger.
Last purchase was these 3 Indians. A lady was trying to sell about a dozen of these Franklin Mint bikes and just had a 'make offer' tag. I beat around the bush until she said 25 a piece. I countered with 3/$60 and she jumped on it. Maybe I should have bought the whole lot.
Next year I'll probably just be a spectator. Really don't have much at this point to sell to be worth the trip.
I have the one in the middle!!
It's gross. I hate it there. Seems worse every time I go back. That town needs a plague. Or an earthquake. Or fire.
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