What's in the barn?
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No thanks, I have seen a Crocker, a Henderson, an Excelsior and a 28' Harley before, all within a short drive of my house either in private hands of good old motorcyclists that were contemporary with them, or in the case of the Excelsior it was Charles Lindberg's in the Henry Ford museum.
I don't really care to see idiots on network TV trumpeting about the latest material acquisitions they have gathered to adorn their egos and bank accounts. And I have never had cable TV and "hopefully" never will.
I don't really care to see idiots on network TV trumpeting about the latest material acquisitions they have gathered to adorn their egos and bank accounts. And I have never had cable TV and "hopefully" never will.
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beng said:
That's too bad you think they are all like that. The show follows Dale from Wheels Through Time, which is looks like a spectacular museum specializing in very early bikes. And they like to make sure they all run. He's not about his ego, it's about preserving the old bikes, preferably running.
http://www.wheelsthroughtime.com
Glad you can see all of those bikes in person where you live.
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"I don't really care to see idiots on network TV trumpeting about the latest material acquisitions they have gathered to adorn their egos and bank accounts. And I have never had cable TV and "hopefully" never will."
If you don't care to see idiots then you should avoid mirrors.
If you don't care to see idiots then you should avoid mirrors.
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Dkt26 said:
Is this a trick question?
What's in the barn?
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Dkt26 said:
Is this a trick question?
What's in the barn?
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swooshdave said:
Who's in the barn. What is on second! --- http://www.baseball-almanac.com/humor4.shtml