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I sold my old Shovelhead last nite.I wasn't really trying but a guy wanted to see it came over and the next thing I knew he was riding off and I was standing there with a wad of hundred dollar bills.Even my wife had mixed feelings,but I know my neighbors are happy.It's like loosing a member of the family.Let's see a handfull of hunderd dollar bills-----what time does the dealer open?
Ric just had a post like this the other day.
Got a pan, it's stayin'.
Got a shovel, it's stayin'.
Guess gettin' too ol' to keep startin' over.
I'll still build and sell, but NOT these. The Boyz can do with them as they want, once I'm under the 'lawn'.
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