What a bumper is really for!
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TWrenn
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What a bumper is really for!
I figured we all could use a little bita humor these days...so here's my thoughts on the REAL use for a front bumper on a T. Great garbage bag holder!
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Dropacent
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
They arms will also take the skin off your knuckles. Ask me how I know !
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Allan
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
They are an ideal place to hang a canvas water bag too.
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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Rich Eagle
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
How 'bout this??? You can park in a quiet and tranquil place and truly be "1 with nature...."
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TWrenn
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
Rich, that's a good use too, but Dan, well, now you made me laugh so hard I almost pissed my pants!!
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Professor Fate
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
Ain't good natured levity awesome??? Each and every model T'er should be ready to answer natures call!
Top that! I dare yah!
Top that! I dare yah!
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
Or maybe this:
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When did I do that?
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Re: What a bumper is really for!
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