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Pics for King and Graham

CatSkinner77V ยท 2008-05-08 03:04

just a few more pics as you asked!! one of my 8 ton picker truck.... paid 14 grand for it an richie bros auction last fall in Edmonton.... safetied!! one close up pic my girfriend snapped of me... just thought i would throw it in... classic cat skinner, "cap tipped up" "smoke hanging" "theres a thermos of jo there somewhere!!" just had to add a pic of my new stallion "black beauty" 07 Dodge 6.7 Cummins

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  1. #1CatSkinner77V2008-05-08 03:07

    yes i know theres rebel flag in my shop..... my family moved to southern manitoba after the south lost the war. Had 12 relatives fight in that war. one was a Brigadier General Anderson, fought for the south!! so I do my best to carry on the southern pride lol.

  2. #2Lashlander2008-05-08 09:44

    I sure like your shop. The crane just makes the whole thing. How do you like those lights mounted down low. Does it get to casting shadows or shining in your eyes? Its funny you mention the rebel flag. To me its not a racist thing. Its a rebel thing. I have never lived down south though. Nice pics! Don't you know smokings not good for you?

  3. #3Deere96702008-05-08 09:51

    Hell ya, nice flag! How bout that cummins, did it come with a jake brake? I like those tires too!

  4. #4wrenchbender2008-05-08 12:31

    Nice shop!! And the picker .,.,.,., well it speaks fer its self very nice!

  5. #5AtlasRob2008-05-08 12:44

    :bouncegri How many of us have taken a picture then looked at it afterwards and thought oooops. Personally I think of my machine with the bucket in the air Nice shop by the way, :thumbsup thanks for sharing

  6. #6CatYelloBlooded2008-05-09 17:42

    Beautiful truck! I think the rebel flag is a mandatory part of the shop.

  7. #7Ray Welsh2008-05-09 18:17

    Could someone explain to the rest of the world what the rebel flag stands for today. Our history books down under in the land of OZ showed that it once supported slavery and racisim. Our books may have been wrong?? Please elaborate.

  8. #8stretch2008-05-09 18:49

    Well Ray, it did many years ago here in the States...and then the Dukes of Hazzard (and CatSkinner77V) made it symbolic for rebellion and coolness! :usa (?) :beatsme Oh yeah, and nice trucks! And of course the old Cat!!!