Posted by mike in mo on September 10, 2007 at 11:09:15 from (209.142.186.172):
In Reply to: homebuilt rides posted by mike in mo on September 10, 2007 at 08:20:04:
im with you guys on all the noise and stuff this last week i was at a show and a old galf cart was running around and smoking bad so no junk from me. Paul 1 of the reason for building this is i buy to much stuff from vendors. the show i went to last week i had to park 1/2 mile from the show and we rode a wagon to the grounds but i made 9 trips back to the truck taking things i picked up. im not going to be taking this thing to every show just the bigones i like to walk the shows myself but my box is 17 months and my girl is 6yr they are not going to walk around all day and noone is going to help carry dads stuff.
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