On Oct 21, 4:04*am, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message

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wrote:

Whoa, I see from NADA that my vehicles are "Classics". *I'll try that
one on my wife "Hey, wanna ride in my Classic truck". *Her: *"Classic,
what are you talking about". *Me: *"My Nissan". *Her: *"THAT BEATER,
you must be kidding"

I wouldn't buy one, but I've seen a lot of seemingly really good deals on
new v8 trucks from Chevy, Ford, and Chrysler.

If anyone needs a larger truck, now is the time to buy one. *I recently
traded in the little Ranger on a F-250 Superduty and got one heck of a deal
without even trying hard to negotiate.

I needed a heavier duty truck for my new, potential enterprise. *Gonna start
renting out musical equipment for touring bands, weddings receptions, and
other private parties. * I have acquired three vintage Hammonds .... an
original *B3, a C3 (which is a B3 in a different cabinet) and a "Porta-B".
Also now have a collection of Leslie speakers .... two PR22 stationary
cabinets, a 122 rotary, a 760 rotary and a 825 rotary lower unit and 2101
upper rotary horn.

It is said that you should do what you enjoy in terms of a business. *Now
that I have the time, I am going to try this. *Music and the audio gear to
reproduce it has always been a hobby of sorts and I enjoy it.

Anyway, I needed a heavier duty truck to haul this stuff around in an
enclosed trailer. *The Ranger was too small.

Eisboch

My brother once owned an electronics repair shop, and on the side
built custom sound equipment for bands. He was getting quite a
reputation and bigger bands were wanting his equipment. I think it got
to be too much for him. He always liked the simple life.