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  1. 11-19-2020 03:55 PM #1
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    OK, the guy's got a F'ing boat but he's also got several righteous rides stashed in those buildings, the Deuce coupe is great, and you scored a hood that you can cut up to see if you like that shaker scoop hanging out there, all while you deal with the fact that you really, really want a blower to support the shaker instead of some lame "box". It's getting too cold for boats anyway!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    the fact that you really, really want a blower to support the shaker instead of some lame "box". It's getting too cold for boats anyway!!
    That's what I'm talking about!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    OK, the guy's got a F'ing boat but he's also got several righteous rides stashed in those buildings, the Deuce coupe is great, and you scored a hood that you can cut up to see if you like that shaker scoop hanging out there, all while you deal with the fact that you really, really want a blower to support the shaker instead of some lame "box". It's getting too cold for boats anyway!!
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    That's what I'm talking about!
    Believe you me, I want a blower on it. But I'd like to drive the thing again before my kids have their licenses.

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    Chalk up my comment to envy.

    I haven't handled my life decisions well enough to be able to fill a hole in the water with money.

    He's obviously done well, and I wish him many hours of enjoyment with his many toys.
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