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I bet that's beautiful country down there. Cynthia Ann Parker was "saved" by people who thought they were doing her a favor. She spent the rest of her life trying to return to the Comanche. She considered them her real family, where she felt most at home. Her story is pretty amazing. If you...

I bet!

Somebody's likely to get hot about that. :naner::mrgreen:

That's a LOT of product: How many tractor trailers are in that caravan that you're leading?! :driver::jumpin:

Another sweet toy for the toy box! You already had it picked out, but just needed the reason to pull the trigger, was that it?

Maybe you got Comanche blood in you from way back and you're feeling a tug from the old ancestral lands: - That town would be named after Quannah Parker, Cynthia Ann Parker's son, and one of the last of the fighting Comanches. How long has your family been in Texas?!

Third in 5 months?! What's going on in FL, thunderstorms knocking out transformers or something?

Oh, Lordy.... Look at THAT! You saved the best for last. Outstanding!!

You got it ALL, Brother!

That's a nice looking collection. Got any plans to add something additional to the fleet someday?

The bike looks great. [thumbzup]

It sounds like your project didn't "hatch" as planned. :mrgreen:

Dyeing it, instead of painting, would likely give you better color "fastness". The problem would be a vat big enough to dye it in.

You don't have problems, Aussie Bloke. You just got yourself an endless source of continuous activity called a "Deuce". :naner:

Great pics. Thanks! I'm loving that cab-forward hauler. [thumbzup] What's the story on the dual axles, the wheels aren't matching. Are those singles on the rear axle?

Excellent

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Modern medicine might present a new problem: - You'll be able to live forever... And you might be doomed to repairing and patching up your FLU for all of eternity. :shock: