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April 19th 09, 01:18 AM
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(OT) Veterans Plates
Was you talking about license plates? I have an antique car license
plate on my 1914 Ford Model T car and an antique truck license plate on my 1978 Dodge van and a antique car license plate on my 1983 Dodge van.My 1948 Willys Jeep has a piece of the 1969 license plate still on there, I reckon the other part/other half of the license plate rusted off long before I bought my Jeep about five years ago.My Jeep has an old Jack & Heintz winch on the front bumper.The guy I bought my Jeep from, (for $300.00) his dogs had completely chewed through the two big thick electric cables of the winch. cuhulin |
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April 19th 09, 01:44 AM
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April 19th 09, 02:38 AM
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(OT) Veterans Plates
dxAce wrote: wrote: Was you talking about license plates? Yes! I sure weren't talk'n 'bout no fruitcake PhD plates, boy! |
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