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  1. 12-28-2010 06:42 AM #1
    Dave Severson
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    How about an old stretch limo Bill??? Then on the really bad days you could cruize town and pick up your help and give them a ride to work, give customers a ride, or just have a whole bunch of fun!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    How about an old stretch limo Bill??? Then on the really bad days you could cruize town and pick up your help and give them a ride to work, give customers a ride, or just have a whole bunch of fun!!!
    I really want to stay away from anything that extends the wheelbase or body, I've got a few tight turns around the shop that I have to contend with. As for picking up my employees, heck, they all live farther from the shop than I do


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