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#112579 - 12/14/07 10:08 AM
Re: 1948 fire truck
[Re: 35 pickup man]
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I would like to have that one for sure. I calculate that after the cost (above $4500) it would take me 19 days and $700 worth of gas to make the trip. HMMMM I wonder what it would cost to hitch hike out there and drive it back? My luck it would take two weeks and a couple of nights in a hoosegow to get there. I may just put it on my Watch list.
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#112586 - 12/14/07 11:30 AM
Re: 1948 fire truck
[Re: 35 pickup man]
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Been there and done that VFD bit, they have less money than I do! I left after they burned up the new F**D brush truck in a fire! Now they have 2 more new F**D pieces of junk.
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#112603 - 12/14/07 07:16 PM
Re: 1948 fire truck
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Thanks Oscar, that is a really wonderful offer. Let's see how the bidding goes before you get ready to leave. Thanks, I wonder how far you could get with these ORIGINAL tires?
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