$100 forklift dent....

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  1. Fat Tedy

    Fat Tedy Island Red Neck

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    ???...coddeling???....as if!.................

    There are times when you take the blow because you know you'll get re-paid back 20X over...


    And thats just my opinion!@!
     
    Fat Tedy, Oct 8, 2011
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  2. MotoMike

    MotoMike Well-Known Member

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    Thanks Tedy! :tiphat:
     
    MotoMike, Oct 9, 2011
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  3. BlueVista

    BlueVista Well-Known Member Charter Member

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    Astros are not minivans!:taz:

    They're mid size vans!:D
    Read the sales literature.
    My old one said "station wagon" on the title.
    I wouldn't be caught dead driving a minivan, an Astro is a manly vehicle, pirates would of driven them if they made them in the 18th century.:cool:
    That reminds me of the question "What if if Spartacus had a Piper Cub" from when Kirk Douglas hosted SNL.
    Imagine the booty the pirates could of carried in their amphibious Astros.:)


    BTW, looks like a way lot more than 100 bucks worth of damage, more like 1000+ , be worth lots of coffees unless you go to Starbucks , then it would be about a month's worth.:yahoo:
     
    BlueVista, Oct 9, 2011
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  4. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Yo Ho Ho and batten down da hatches, matey. Don't make me walk the plank! :banghead3: I've only owned real full sized vans, mostly high topped vans like real pirates might have driven! Anything smaller is a mini van to me. As PT's and HHR's are mini vans. Got nothing against mini or astro or maxi vans.
     
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    wow this conversation reminds me ... all my vans and wagons of the past had, at least, a mattress in back if not a bed .... but not the current one .... it is funny how the priorities get discombulmalated! LOL
     
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  6. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    -:)Actually we bought our full sized vans because the rear seat made into a bed. Plus since I am too tall to fit cross wise, I added an extension at rear with foam matress. Saved a small fortune making many trips between Illinois and Florida. Even when pulling RV we often drove too far too late joy riding and spent many a night in the van. :rofl: Why didn't they have these when I was a young man? Don't know what I'd used it for but there must have been uses for them.:rofl2:
     
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