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Super-cool, Dave! Thanks for sharing.
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A theme stand...sort of like Orange County Choppers. Nice work.
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Pretty cool Dave, when does your tv show start:)

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Hi Dave!

Great idea! I wood bet that those stands attract potential customers to your friends display!
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As my oldest says, "Way"
short for "Way Cool"
but in your case it could be "Weigh"
Thanks for showing
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Loved the photos, Dave. I really like the shape and colors in the stand.

A Waterwich? Was that made by Elgin? Don't remember exactly, but the outboard takes me back to the 50s.
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charlese wrote:Loved the photos, Dave. I really like the shape and colors in the stand.

A Waterwich? Was that made by Elgin? Don't remember exactly, but the outboard takes me back to the 50s.
I think it is older than that!

BTW Is a waterwich like a wet sandwich?????:D
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jpg40504 wrote:I think it is older than that!

BTW Is a waterwich like a wet sandwich?????:D

Made with cucumbers.:D
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