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Old 12-01-2007, 12:00 PM   #61
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I think they are trying to antagonize us "millionaire Airstream owners" in hopes of causing an accident or road rage incident so they can either rob or sue...

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Wow, I am a millionaire? Great, I did'nt know but that will certainly help with the gas bills.
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Old 12-02-2007, 09:08 PM   #62
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I had the crash con pulled on me when on my motorcycle. The police and insurance company suspected the owners of the mini-van of this con but just could not prove it. Cost my insurance company 20 grand and cost me my bike that I had painstakingly customized myself and a back injury that I now will have to deal with for life. I hit the van in the rear after it stopped with no tail lights or brake lights showing but when police arrived the lights were functioning. One witness said he didn't see any lights but not enough concrete eveidence to pursue, it sucked bad. Still upsets me, be careful out there.
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Old 12-03-2007, 05:26 AM   #63
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I've been thinking of adding train horns to my F350. These thing swill make them move.

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Old 12-03-2007, 07:57 AM   #64
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Over on The TurboDieselRegister some years back one of the thread participants in an airhorn discussion, an employee of a company that installed safety equipment, wrote that the firefighters got a kick out of sounding the GROVER Stuttertones rounding the corner on a call; catching someone unawares: the GROVER Enema.
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Old 12-03-2007, 04:36 PM   #65
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Over on The TurboDieselRegister some years back one of the thread participants in an airhorn discussion, an employee of a company that installed safety equipment, wrote that the firefighters got a kick out of sounding the GROVER Stuttertones rounding the corner on a call; catching someone unawares: the GROVER Enema.
Have a grover in the Burb....it will levitate a wayward pedestrian right

back onto the curb. Great for catching driving cell phone users too!!
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Old 12-03-2007, 06:08 PM   #66
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A buddy and I were headed southbound on I-5 through Santa Ana with the Caravel tagging along behind. Mike had installed a new toy on the roof of the Bronco, a Norton Chime off of a freight locomotive. After the installation he camaflaged it with garden netting. The final part of the installation was a scuba tank in the back seat fitted with a regulator and valve. We were cruising along at about 60 in the #3 lane when a new Mercedes came up an onramp at about 35 and moved right over in front of us. Mike gave a little toot on the horn, about 30 seconds. We last saw the Mercedes headed for the iceplant and the driver had large round eyes.
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