Saturday night, John took the truck down to the local cruise night in east Mesa. This is a good place to go because any place you park is a good spot. It's also not as cliquish as maybe some would consider the Pavilions to be. Anyway, John was talking on the phone when a couple approached him and started talking about the truck. After awhile they expressed an interest in buying it. Without thinking about it, John said, "No, it's not for sale. It means too much to my wife and family." They teased John that he didn't even call her and ask her if she would be interested in selling it. After we got home (the kids and Tracy met him there), we laughed about it because we didn't even ask them how much they would be willing to pay! At this point, it would be like selling a member of the family. Since we didn't get much for John's Dad when we sold him to a neighbor a few years back, we just decided that it was BEST WE DIDN'T KNOW!
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Ya gotta learn better you might a got a chunk for it. And then put another one together> i have enough parts.
I know you all didn't get much from the nieghbor but me!!!! Guess you didn't know she was a waxer.
Glad to here that she keeps a good shine on those trucks!
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