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Good evening. Does it run? Where is it located? What years are the vintage trailers in the background?

Great young man! Did some work on truck last Friday. Came by today to check if all was good. Plan on using him again. Have a nice day. Whether you drew or not.

19 years just this month.

I remember, I was in 32. Frozen coffee pot.

Just put down our boxer, Indy this last Friday. 10 years old. So empty inside

For me it was Tonka trucks. You couldn't destroy them. Lots of sharp edges and pinch points. My uncle saved them all and gave them back to me when I got married.

I have a chuck Adams style you can have. I'm in north phx. I sent you a pm.

Interested. Where are you located?

Thanks. We want someone else to enjoy and appreciate these.

These were custom made by a legend in the bow hunting community. A 15" custom saddle for a mule that includes saddle bags and bridle. The trailer was hand made in the early 80's by the welding teacher at Sunnyside high school. Posting this for a family member. Trailer: https://tucson.craigslist.org/grd/d/tucson-heavy-duty-horse-trailer/6815049874.html Saddle: https://tucson.craigslist.org/grd/d/tucson-custom-15-inch-saddle-made-for/6815050186.html Please correspond through craigslist.

5/22 about 4:35. Southbound 7th St to westbound 101. Big white Chevy custom plate and a bumper sticker that says hunting is not a crime.

Sent you a pm.

Epoxy is the way to go. Get it at home depot. Woodworker source will charge 4 times more. For knot holes we use mulch and super glue. Accepts finish real nice. I like Larks advice about putting stuff in the epoxy.

All that stuff does is make your hands smaller.

Very sorry for your loss. Great poem. Ive missed your wisdom greatly.