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  1. 06-03-2012 11:14 AM #121
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    While we're on the subject of bumpers...............

    This one may not be as prone to puns as the previous, but I'm sure Randy will "pipe" up...
    Bob, you are correct that the "pun quotient" isn't as high on this one or maybe I just need some Drano in my pun pipes......cause I'm plumb out.....

    The guy did miss a couple of opportunities to bump this bumper up to the next level, though. With a couple more fittings he could tap into the trans fluid lines and create extra cooling for the auto trans and it could also serve as a corrosion free place to hang his Sham-wow to dry after wiping down the car.....
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    Not sure but I think the name on the sign is "BOBs" Then we have the south of the boarder custom
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  4. 06-03-2012 11:20 AM #123
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    Steam Punk and woodies, didn't know they came with those options?
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  5. 06-03-2012 02:38 PM #124
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    Looks like Stovens wants to "elbow" his way in there! HAH!
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    Naw I'm an amateur at Pun"ishment". Just enjoy reading good ones here and there!
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    Well, he told the shop he wanted a unique front bumper made of composites on his Jag!!!!!

    For those interested, the shop that did the customization was Cobble and Clutter Speed, Custom, and Plumbing.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens View Post
    Naw I'm an amateur at Pun"ishment". Just enjoy reading good ones here and there!
    I guess we're both greenhorns compared to Randy! But I enjoy'em too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Well, he told the shop he wanted a unique front bumper made of composites on his Jag!!!!!

    For those interested, the shop that did the customization was Cobble and Clutter Speed, Custom, and Plumbing.....
    Sounds like a lawyer I know.. Dewey, Screwum & Howe!
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  10. 06-03-2012 07:24 PM #129
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    I know what you mean!
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    Charlie must live in a snootier neighborhood with the picket fence deal.......

    We ain't that fancy 'round these parts..............
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    I don't know Bob. At the cost of wood these days, unless that's t111, I'm thinking your wagons are more of a cost outlay per board foot, than the picket fence dohicky, but I will agree the picket fence has more of a Red Green "upscale" look about it, than the sided version above!
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    He must have been in a hurry the siding is on "Sideways"
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    You can't haul much sand with the picket fence sides but it is a bit more decorative I suppose. The builder/artiste' went the extra mile to incorporate the factory tail lights, too, which gives him bling points for creativity. Plus if he happens to live in a little bungalow with a picket fence and a single-car driveway, his vehicle will blend right in with the whole motif.....

    The other little "ute" appears to be the product of "What the hell do I do with this POS now that I've been rear-ended and have no insurance??? Oh, I know, the dog died so I'll tear down the old dog house and build me a custom sport-ute mini-truck el camino kinda thingy....." Yeah, that's it!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    He must have been in a hurry the siding is on "Sideways"
    more aerodynamic and blends better with the flow of the body lines......
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    ... and sir, how would you like your Cobra?

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