Posted by Tony in Mass. on September 02, 2012 at 20:26:45 from (76.127.224.161):
In Reply to: Pic of the backhoe posted by 2tractors on September 02, 2012 at 06:50:52:
Ya know, just when I was going to say something unusually flattering about your line of 35's... you show me this.... this.... found on the road dead... my momma told me if I can't say something good..... Really, now that I painted the 55 the original green and grey.... and the 40 is beige and grey... a worst combo would be beige and green? There is just something 'right' about the red... that looked like a calender shot you made there..... as for this fell over a running dodge... my momma would want me ta say 'no comment'...
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