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The Broncos take less maintenance. Plus I can take pictures of these all day long with my wife with me and she might even take a couple pictures. The other, not so much.
The Broncos take less maintenance. Plus I can take pictures of these all day long with my wife with me and she might even take a couple pictures. The other, not so much.
I'm not sure. I tried to stop and talk to the owner a few weeks ago, but they had just bought the house and though the Bronco was there, the old home owners hadn't moved out yet.
I discovered a similar neighbor last year (around the corner 3 blocks away). It makes for some good times. Congrats and go give them a welcome present, maybe a gift card from one of our vendors or a CB.com calendar.
You need to stop back by and put something under that top for him, can't believe they just put it on the ground. Look's like a work in progress no side markers, gas cap's or bumpers. No steering wheel or seats either.
My neighbor's say untill I moved in this neighborhood was low class. When they saw my ford collection they asked if I would marry their daughter. ..Now I see why!!