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G-Man
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Post by G-Man » Sat Mar 02, 2013 2:08 pm

Good grief people!

I know it's not April yet but surely you can spot a bit of British humour!!! I actually spelt humour the British way as it's more funny than humor.......

The Aussies get it......

I'm wasted (and I don't mean intoxicated) here ...... :-)

In an earlier post I was using humor to illustrate that painting a Dream in anything but stock color would detract from its value - unless etc. etc.....

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Post by davomoto » Sat Mar 02, 2013 6:14 pm

G-man,

I got it and appreciated it as well! Hopefully we can still have some fun around here!

Davo

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Post by G-Man » Sun Mar 03, 2013 3:37 am

Davo

Good stuff! I was trying to think of the CL77 that was owned by Jim Morrison(?) and was up for sale at $22,000. It had a horrible (IMO) swirly green paint job......

Imagine buying that for $22k. You's have to explain to everybody who laughed - "It was owned by Jim Morrison, you know....". And that would make the extra $22 grand seem OK..... :-)

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Post by Muddy » Sun Mar 03, 2013 4:14 am

G-Man wrote:
The Aussies get it......
And you all know how slow us Aussies are...

I thought is was all presented and hopefully taken in good humour. I still grin about crushing Beatles and Thomas Crown paints.

;-)
Thanks.

Regards

Muddy

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Post by davomoto » Mon Mar 04, 2013 3:25 pm

G-man,

I really don't get the previuosly owned by thing adding a ton of value to any item! The Jim Morrison CL was really not a good looking bike!

Davo

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Post by G-Man » Tue Mar 05, 2013 3:08 am

Davo

I'm with you on that. Unless, perhaps, it had six cylinders and was last ridden by Mike Hailwood.

Do you remember John Cooper (not the Mini Man)? He was a local road racer who rode a BSA Rocket 3 at various races (Anglo American Match Races) in the 1970s.

He beat Giacomo Agostini at Mallory Park and was quite a local hero.

http://daveinnola-bsabitsscrapsandallso ... ooper.html

I bought a BSA Bantam from him and restored it. So I actually had a "John Cooper BSA" for a while......


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