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The next tag is a lighted fountain. Someone please get it since there are none shown around Indy.Comment
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lurch12_2000
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koolaid_kid
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You win the grand prize. It is a 380GT tank. I'm trying to work a trade deal with it for a 1150ef fairing to put on Suzy III. Not quite there yet, but he does want one of my extra cherry pickers. I forgot about that yesterday when I took the tank. That should be enough to seal the deal. I'll still need to get some lowers for it, but the rest is all there.Comment
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koolaid_kid
Sweet. I liked them, but at $899 my 500 twin was a better value and a better bike than the 380 at around $1199 or so. Still a Suzuki or nothing at that time.Comment
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Eric
Well, the only potentially lighted fountain (I've only seen it in the daytime) I know of has no way for me to get near it.
Well, I guess if I go at night and turn off my headlight
Anyone else have anything, or is it time for a new tag?Comment
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...I know of a couple potential targets here in V-town, but I don't have my camera tonight
It's going to be the weekend before I can get a shot of either'83 GS650G
'83 GS550es (didn't like the colours in the 80's, but they've grown on me)Comment
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I wont be able to get a new tag till tomorrow, so I want to use my alternative tag to the fairy tale house. It was a large land locked boat. If someone could go back and do a copy and paste for me, it would be appreciated. I can't do it or repost it with my phone. Thanks.Comment
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Thanks Rich. I went to the house where this boat is,(6 miles west of the St. Johns River on sr44) to pick up some clothes they wanted to donate to my church's fall clothes drive. The story is they are restoring it to do," the Great Loop". It's a intercoastal/river route, that uses the east coast intercoastal water ways up to the Hudson River, over the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico, down around the Florida Keys or cut through to Lake Okeechobe and back up the intercoastal. I had never heard about it, but it sounds like an awsome bucket list item. They will take the St. Johns up to Jacksonville and head north to start the loop. The boat it self is an old trawler with two Perkins diesels. The have outfitted it by using a neighbors travel trailer that was opened up by a tornado that went down their road. They used most of the interior, appliences, door, windows, and holding tanks. They are thinking of nameing it "TRAWLER TRASH".Comment
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That's pretty cool.Thanks Rich. I went to the house where this boat is,(6 miles west of the St. Johns River on sr44) to pick up some clothes they wanted to donate to my church's fall clothes drive. The story is they are restoring it to do," the Great Loop". It's a intercoastal/river route, that uses the east coast intercoastal water ways up to the Hudson River, over the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico, down around the Florida Keys or cut through to Lake Okeechobe and back up the intercoastal. I had never heard about it, but it sounds like an awsome bucket list item. They will take the St. Johns up to Jacksonville and head north to start the loop. The boat it self is an old trawler with two Perkins diesels. The have outfitted it by using a neighbors travel trailer that was opened up by a tornado that went down their road. They used most of the interior, appliences, door, windows, and holding tanks. They are thinking of nameing it "TRAWLER TRASH".Comment
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Haha just giving you the gears Rick.
No but really what's the next tag?
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