How much is my buggy worth?

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newmanx59
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Post by newmanx59 »

[QUOTE="monkiboy"]yep not to my tastes - too NU SKOOL for my liking - why do that to an original manx :confused:[/QUOTE] Did I miss something? I don't see anything on that buggy that can't be easily undone. I think with a different set of tires and wheels it would be a great looking buggy.
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

I guess its all down to personal tasts,, i like it,, but then i like nu skool, and ol skool :rock: You guys should see some of the stuff we get in England :eek: You yanks sure do know how to build em :cool:
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

[QUOTE="mel hubbard"] You yanks sure do know how to build em :cool:[/QUOTE] Hey Mel, them's fightin words down here in Fl. :laugh1: Maybe that will change when the civil war is over. :D
Mvovr
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Post by Mvovr »

:rock: BRING IT ON!!!!!!!oh.......... Bring the beer along too will ya.
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

Civil war will never be over... Until we win...
manxdavid
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Post by manxdavid »

[QUOTE="newmanx59"]Did I miss something? I don't see anything on that buggy that can't be easily undone. I think with a different set of tires and wheels it would be a great looking buggy.[/QUOTE] You're correct of course!!!
"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something." (Plato)
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Post by manxdavid »

[QUOTE="mel hubbard"]I guess its all down to personal tasts,, i like it,, but then i like nu skool, and ol skool :rock: You guys should see some of the stuff we get in England :eek: You yanks sure do know how to build em :cool:[/QUOTE] I can't belive you fell into the old Yankee trap Mel!!!
"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something." (Plato)
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

[QUOTE="Manxdavid"]I can't belive you fell into the old Yankee trap Mel!!![/QUOTE] I see it this way Dave, who builds igloos better than the eskimos??? Who makes tea and scones better than the limeys?? Now who builds the best buggies ??? :rock: :D You never see a bugle in USA :eek: and thats just fine by me :laugh1:
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

We need that 06 Cal trip mate :cool: :drinking:
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

[QUOTE="Yellermanx"]Hey Mel, them's fightin words down here in Fl. :laugh1: :D[/QUOTE] Hey ol chap, now do you want tea and scones or not ??:D
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

Hey Mate, I'll be right over, I'll bring some swamp cabbage for ya. :D What's a scone? :confused: :hello: We can discuss what Vdubnut's buggy is worth. I think that is what this thread was about. :laugh1:
newmanx59
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Post by newmanx59 »

After reading this entire thread again I think it's obvious. If you find the right person, that has your taste in buggys they will pay more money for your buggy then someone that thinks you ruined the buggy because of something you have done to it. Start the price high and hope someone bites early.
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Post by manxdavid »

[QUOTE="Yellermanx"]Hey Mate, I'll be right over, I'll bring some swamp cabbage for ya. :D What's a scone? :confused: :hello: We can discuss what Vdubnut's buggy is worth. I think that is what this thread was about. :laugh1:[/QUOTE] A scone's what you Southerners would call a biscuit only with raisins in...we eat them with jam...sorry, jelly.
"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something." (Plato)
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

[QUOTE="Manxdavid"]A scone's what you Southerners would call a biscuit only with raisins in...we eat them with jam...sorry, jelly.[/QUOTE] Golly gosh David, NO,,, scones are served with strawberry jam and fresh cream, awfully nice ol chap,, shall i arrange a group tea party with the queen, on the lawn at Sandringham?? we could all discuss the value of vdubnuts buggy, and the civil war :drinking: maybe if were good Charles will take us all for a spin in the Aston :D :D
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

Biscuits and jelly, yum yum I can hardly wait. Charles will have to let me drive the Aston (Chuck/Charles what's the differnce) since he would probably scare me by driving on the wrong side of the road. :laugh1: Hope I can shift with my left hand. :driving:
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