Caught Red Handed

SpiderWeb

SpiderWeb

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I pulled into my driveway today and two thugs had my lathe loaded on their trailor. I got out and started talking to them and one looked familiar. Out of the blue he said he wanted to buy one of my cues, and I only have one, and he said I will take it. Not only did he buy the lathe he also bought a cue. He may have been a bonafide Huckleberry hot at his dough. Why would a cue maker buy a cue from me???? IMG_0187 - Copy.JPG

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deanoc

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Was Will in on the scam?

He gets every motorcycle I get from me.

He got my purple and white fully restored Bonneville Triumph
put it in his collection and all I got was a pool cue

He wasn't satisfied until he got mt fully restored 1969 Bonneville also

And now I have another one,he is sending someone down here again

Lock the garage at your house,hide the women folk
 
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SpiderWeb

SpiderWeb

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I have never met a nicer person ever and I have been a 100 million miles. He is way above a class act.
 
Black-Balled

Black-Balled

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Dude looks pretty shifty to me.

Might want to hire an investigator, before you let him hand you a bunch of cash.

Dude diligence, yuh know?
 

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measureman

measureman

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deanoc said:
Was Will in on the scam?

He gets every motorcycle I get from me.

He got my purple and white fully restored Bonneville Triumph
put it in his collection and all I got was a pool cue

He wasn't satisfied until he got mt fully restored 1869 Bonneville also

And now I have another one,he is sending someone down here again

Lock the garage at your house,hide the women folk
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1869 Bonneville is very rare and valuable.
Does it run on whale oil?
 
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deanoc

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1969 triumph

you guys are brutal

I dmit making the mistake, you guys are a tough audience to play
 
jay helfert

jay helfert

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deanoc said:
1969 triumph

you guys are brutal

I dmit making the mistake, you guys are a tough audience to play
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I once owned a 1969 Triumph TR-6. That's the model with the side pipes and semi knobby tires for off road riding. I never took it off road though. It was way too heavy for that. That 650cc motor (same engine as the Bonneville) had a lot of perk to it. I could do 100 plus change with no problem. :rolleyes:

It leaked a little oil and you had to tighten the screws and bolts on it occasionally, but I loved that bike. It was bad ass and so was I. :eek:
 
ShootingArts

ShootingArts

Smorg is giving St Peter the 7!
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real motorcycles

jay helfert said:
I once owned a 1969 Triumph TR-6. That's the model with the side pipes and semi knobby tires for off road riding. I never took it off road though. It was way too heavy for that. That 650cc motor (same engine as the Bonneville) had a lot of perk to it. I could do 100 plus change with no problem. :rolleyes:

It leaked a little oil and you had to tighten the screws and bolts on it occasionally, but I loved that bike. It was bad ass and so was I. :eek:
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All real motorcycles leak oil. It is how they mark their territory!

Hu
 
Tommy-D

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I'll tell ya why Bill,because you built kick ASS cues.

In fact,I've discussed that with you in person a couple times :wink:.

If I had a spot to use it,I've have been there the day after you posted it for sale.

I recognized Ron But not the other guy. Gotta figure he's good people if he's rollin' with one of the elite artists :cool:. Tommy D.
 
63Kcode

63Kcode

AKA Larry Vigus
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He gets around. He and I were both surprised that the taper bar setup I am using, was one he built years ago.

Larry
 

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