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Old 02-23-2016, 08:34 PM
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So I turned 33 yesterday but it feels like 66, I'm sure 66 will feel like 132. (Am I right Sam?) anyway here's the goods, the back to the future box set is from my wife and kids and they have another gift coming so I'm curious to see what that is. The tires are kinda from my wife, she looked the other way long enough for me to buy them.
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Old 02-23-2016, 08:38 PM
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Nice Tim. Are those tru powers? Happy belated birthday
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Old 02-23-2016, 08:40 PM
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Excellent gifts!!! Happy Birthday!
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Nice Tim. Are those tru powers? Happy belated birthday
Yes those are 23x10.50-12 for the 1811.
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Old 02-23-2016, 08:42 PM
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And exactly where will the thread about repowering a Cadet with a flux capacitor be located? You are planning on a roll cage and helmet before trying to get a Cadet up to 88mph?
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Nice presents Tim,I guess you did not see the original movie.I was born a year after Doc hit his head.
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so i turned 33 yesterday but it feels like 66, i'm sure 66 will feel like 132. (am i right sam?)
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Happy late birthday Tim!

Good movies, and Cub parts. Great birthday!
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Nice. My wife gave me the go ahead to buy my own birthday presents....hehe she will never do that again. Bought a new smith and wesson m&p15 in 5.56 and 800 dollars worth of engine parts for my project cars. She wasn't to happy but I am . Now I'm wishing I would have snuck a set of ags in for my 71 after seeing this
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Happy belated birthday Tim.
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