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Old 09-10-2018, 11:53 AM
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Talking Well, He made it his own I guess

Have a look at the "cub" in this ad.. Maybe I should have posted in craigslist deals but um.... Well.. have a look.

https://newhaven.craigslist.org/grd/...691424302.html
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Old 09-10-2018, 12:52 PM
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It does say "custom"
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Old 09-10-2018, 12:53 PM
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Wow........Reminds me of the simpsons episode where Homer got to design his own car.
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Old 09-10-2018, 12:58 PM
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I really like the spare tire.. Like he will be so far from home and get a flat that he needs to carry a spare! LMAO
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Should have customized the seat. All that other crap, and a cast iron seat.
Oh well...
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How would ya like to be holding that plow angle handle and hit a nice hard snow mound or a cobble stone??? OUCH!
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How would ya like to be holding that plow angle handle and hit a nice hard snow mound or a cobble stone??? OUCH!
He has a release handle on the other side that pins and unpins the blade for when he is changing it's position.
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I really like the spare tire.. Like he will be so far from home and get a flat that he needs to carry a spare! LMAO
The funnier thing is that it's a front tire!

Also, anyone notice the car shift handle, horn, homemade hydro lift, and wrapped steering wheel?

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Every part he glued, screwed,welded, DUCK taped<"That's for Ironman",
was absolutely 110% without a doubt a necessary, can not do without item...

IN HIS MIND!
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Just saying,
There is a fellow in a town near me who has an older Camaro,-- 90's.
it is his only ride, he bought it new, and in a few years began adding trinkets to the top of it,(glue I assume) particularly McDonalds happy meal things.
I see it occasionally and I asked someone what was up with it?
It was explained he was different,kind and a harmless individual.
He lives alone and asks for no help.
Was told his home also had "different" yard decorations outside, some neighbors called junk.
So I got a different understanding of the situation.
we are all different, he does it his way.
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