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Naa .... I prefer a North American made vehicle, not something that should burn Rice :D:D:D , or only takes YEN, when what you paid is finally converted to profit:D:D:D

Simply put.... It's an Outermarker

Hang in there...:thumbup: just when you think it's bad your still alive :D:D:D I'm home with bad right knee since end of August, originally tore ACL in 1992, repaired ACL and torn meniscus, 2nd surgery 6 months later, shaved the tibia plateau, all went good, no problems for a decade plus...

Your a Puppy !!! I was taken to my first Dead concert when I was 16, New Years EVE, 1976, Cow Palace, San Francisco, after that HISTORY, saw them in LA. San Bernardino, Pasadena, Biloxi, Salt lake City, Ventura Fairgrounds, Vegas, Acoustic Session by Jerry at the Roxy, and many more.... wedge...

SSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!! BTW .... name the best Dead Concert you ever went too ?

Pacific North West ... Just East a little....don't want to be more specific, cause I don't want people to get any ideas :D:D:D

We could tell..... No block walls :D:D:D

better than Havasu, Windsor or Site 6 combined .....on a windy day :D:D:D http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=_aoSRH9Ddhs Hopefully the link works.... ENJOY WEDGE :thumbsup :thumbsup

Pussy :D:D:D

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and don't forget ..... Indian Dunes :D:D

Chi Chi's is still there But the old Tim Toms is now a Burrito Factory :D:D:D My Great Uncle ... aka Tio Nacho owned all the property on the N/E corner of Soledad & Sierra Highway, he lived in the little white house behind the LA County Fire Station, the only other thing there back in the 60's...

I was on Trinity Place near Mountainview Elementary.... now I'm N/O Copperhill in Tesoro ...

Been a regular there since 2002, there every Tuesday night for kids eat free :D:D two Midori Margarita's & Dinner and I'm done, good thing I live close, couple times too drunk to drive and I've walked home:D:D:D:thumbsup

... I'm in the Middle, North End of the valley off Copperhill and Seco Cyn... before I moved up here in 98, I used to play up here when I started driving in the Mid 70's ... broke down once in the middle of San Francisqito Canyon we had to hike to the circle K on Seco Cyn, then called tow truck...

I hear ya on the 100k, no problem for a few of my Operators, secret weapons, pull rabbits out of my ass when I needed too, Last Year we were on ABC 7 news for Big Gig in the western San Fernando Valley, Metro Orange line on Canoga Av. prepped it 2 weeks Mon-Fri, then paved first section on...

Have no problem cutting cul-de-sac bulb with either the 2100 or 700, both with 4 tracks, have to keep production up ahead of Paving crews, standard is 50,000 sq ft residential @ 1.5 - 2.0 " or 80,000 sq's @ 2.5" on select streets, all streets have to be open for traffic at the end of the day...

we'll we switched..... or are starting to switch, we had at one point 16 Wirtgen profilers, 1 2200 Recycling Machine using both Oil based and Foam injection CIPR, 10 2100 models, 4 1900 and 1 1900 with a concrete drum, too light.... we are now switching over to the Road Tec line of Pavers and...

But your Bow-tie is not American made, it is JAPANESE, and that's where the money goes .....to buy more investments for them here in America, I could be a bow-tie guy if I were looking at muscle cars etc.... but most of the bow-tie truck lines are Toyota/Isuzu collaboration .... NOT AMERICAN...

I know the owner, he's the second owner, it has a 454 chevy not an Olds.....