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Old 04-23-2013, 09:12 PM
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Jody has some very nice rides...

I cannot wait to see more of the new ride...
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Jody has some very nice rides...

I cannot wait to see more of the new ride...
Had........ Thanks Mike.
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Had........ Thanks Mike.
You are quite welcome...

I am still trying to finish my first one...I did not realize the money it takes to even try to do one of these Cars...

And most of you are way beyond what I am doing....
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well, mostly because I have not done a thing to it yet since I bought it from Scott Mock. There will be a build thread once there's something to show, just waiting on my money tree to bloom........
WEll hurry up!! That pic is killing me, It's a bada$$ ride I just may have to bribe a mod to remove it

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Jody has some very nice rides...

I cannot wait to see more of the new ride...
That's what I'm sayn!!

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Jerry, just be careful. They have buttons here we don't even know about.
Thanks for having my back Cosmococomo
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You are quite welcome...

I am still trying to finish my first one...I did not realize the money it takes to even try to do one of these Cars...

And most of you are way beyond what I am doing....
What the hell you complaining about Your car is rt up there with the rest
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