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It's good, but even better with the Trace Elliott!
Plenty of time to try it out soon
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Thunderbird Club
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It's good, but even better with the Trace Elliott!
Plenty of time to try it out soon
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- Jun 30, 2010
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I always liked Gremlins. Pacers were another matter......
As a matter of fact, yes. (That's how I got my front teeth broken off way back). The kind with pedals.
you were a biker?
$999.00. EDIT: that is $1398 in today’s s money. I’d certainly pay that for one now.
I don’t know if this one in Italy is still available. Pretty steep asking price does not include shipping.
https://reverb.com/item/65918329-gi...rbird-short-scale-bass-03-06-2011-satin-ebony
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That's shows some dedication!
looks like our tip jar....
very cool. member of any MC? what kinda Hog?As a matter of fact, yes. (That's how I got my front teeth broken off way back). The kind with pedals.
If I had the room, I'd seal the interior of a Pacer and make it into a fish tank.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Yeah, I know. It's a defect.
But you’re willing to text?And it’s probably lost all its potency.
No, my "bikering" was the kind with pedals (leg power). My neighbors growing up were bikers (Triumph chopper was his favorite bike), and worked with many during my construction days. I never had any desire for a motorcycle. Which was kind of odd considering I loved riding my old 10 speed for hours. Alone and free. When construction friend was in hospital for several months at the main trauma ER I would sit in the waiting rooms a lot. He was in serious condition and I would go see him several times a week. Seemed like every time I was in one of those waiting areas to go back there was a family of a motorcycle accident victim there. It was seriously a crazy amount, and this was before it became cool for every office dude to be weekend "bikers." All that confirmed my lack of interest. Been on them a few times, but never was bitten enough to buy one. No way I would ride now since people in cars can't put their phones down......
