Stormin' Norman's new woody

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    tbirdsps New Member Charter Member

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    Imagine what comes after Holy and the wettest, sloppiest drool you've ever had a nightmare about, and you're halfway there!

    MAN! I can't question the price, but you can imagine the Classic Car Auctioneers revising their strategies against EBAY. Son of a gun!

    She's a beaut though!!! I guess I needed my socks knocked off! That sure did it! :bowdown::biglaugh:
     
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    Then I got past the photos... It is an Auctioneer. :oops:

    What do you think of the Ghetto Blaster radio? I think I'll get the old AM/FM/MPX/Cassette fixed. This Toshiba radio is not driver-friendly. Speakers sound great! Two knobs on it, but without the manual, I don't know how to take it out of scan mode. At least the other one picks up stations on bounces, and locks in. I've got a panasonic digital too, but it's worse. The original is a better unit, and with the 40 watt AMP, should sound just fine! Oh, yeah, and the old one fades Left/Right and Front/Rear. This Toshiba or the Panasonic don't.

    But when I saw that huge radio, I thought "Now there's a way to get the tuner upfront!" Then, why not a drop-in radio you can take out and use in the cabin? Good stuff. Thanks.;)
     
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    This is the same place trying to sell the Pinto for 20 grand.
     
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    It's a Jay Leno class of car. Imagine the transportation costs to Concours shows? Mucho mortgage payments per trip.
     
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    Dang.... It is a beauty
     
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    Its a price of a house!
     
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    where?....Inuvik?:rofl2:

    that wouldnt buy an apartment out here...:)
     
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    You'd get about 4 2-storey houses in my neighbourhood, and 30 vacant, demolished lots from the City for that. But that price is the average for a new bungalow here.
     

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