larry@stinescorner
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There is a show on this morning explaining the show from start to finish...does anyone live near the place in Orange County NY?Is it still there?
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I've read online that the family has been through serious financial troubles and that there will be a new show that harkens back to when they were in a small shop. If a television network wanted a show about fighting and feuding families I know of a few farm families that make the Chopper guys look like the Walton's.
fred goodrich
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I'm not to far been through the new place. Went to there website and all that came up was about their caf
larry@stinescorner
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thats funny!!
Crazy Horse
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If that's the family outfit I'm thinking it is, they should all go over to Vince McMahon and sign up for WWE duties. The old man's macho man image is a bit hard to take.
Gambles
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"a show about fighting and feuding families "
Yes, but one must remember that the show was COMPLETELY scripted. They had a dozen producers and directors telling them exactly what words to say and exactly what actions they must take in order to get high TV ratings. Years ago when we still had a satellite TV dish, I watched a few episodes and I always regretted that I wasted my time watching the show. I can't remember his name, but I actually felt sorry for the one son who they made into a complete dufuss. Of course, he too, was probably crying all the way to the bank.
Yes, but one must remember that the show was COMPLETELY scripted. They had a dozen producers and directors telling them exactly what words to say and exactly what actions they must take in order to get high TV ratings. Years ago when we still had a satellite TV dish, I watched a few episodes and I always regretted that I wasted my time watching the show. I can't remember his name, but I actually felt sorry for the one son who they made into a complete dufuss. Of course, he too, was probably crying all the way to the bank.
Crazy Horse
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I think the one son, Paul or maybe Mikie, split off on his own and how has his own shop, maybe his own TV show too. IF a guy wanted, you could spend the morning on Google and know more about them than they know about themselves ..... ha!
Now if you want to go back to the 1940s on radio you could listen to the Bickersons. See if the link works.
Bickersons
Bickersons
dr sportster
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They are still in business . I don't know if they still get the corporate builds due to the company no longer gets TV exposure.
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flying belgian
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I know it was scripted but none the less they built some pretty neat bikes.
wilson ind
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Some time ago first learning the name I though it must be some king of forage harvester.
Steve@Advance
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They did build some nice bikes!
I learned a lot of little fab tricks watching that show.
But I did quickly get tired of the fighting and language, had to pass it by.
I learned a lot of little fab tricks watching that show.
But I did quickly get tired of the fighting and language, had to pass it by.
For my two bit's worth, I agree with a couple posters here, it was no fun to watch that show and all the squabbling!!!
We liked the shows where the people worked together, laughed and had fun. One of our favorites was the
Black Dawg Salvage show. I would love to work with people like that!! They had fun, but the work got done!!
Jon
We liked the shows where the people worked together, laughed and had fun. One of our favorites was the
Black Dawg Salvage show. I would love to work with people like that!! They had fun, but the work got done!!
Jon
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