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How to Win Friends and Influence People
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We’ll have to sew some PC patches on our coats. The gentleman Michael ran in to in Vegas would know not to mess with us, we’re pretty mean looking!
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Buddy – You need to go polish your wheels. Oh, I forgot, your’s are chrome.Micha
Judy – Looking good, who’s the old guy with you.
Michael – I have your address, remember.
Geo – I fixed your double post rookie.
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I wasn’t going to fix Geo’s double post. If you keep doing things like that for him he will never learn. You know the saying about old dogs and new tricks?
Your turn Geo. Just remember us Liberty guys stick together although we really don’t need to. We are all capable of handling the grief others give us.
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You Guys don’t straighten up and fly right , gonna have a bunch of “I wish This Was A Winnebago” bumpers stickers printed up and slap um on your Bumpers.
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Whoa! Now that would be bad! Gary
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Going back to the idiot at the beginning of the thread, can’t say this one is mine but I thought it apt…
“Don’t argue with a moron, ‘cos they’ll drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.”
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Everyone please take note that Marathon owners have pretty much stayed out of this thread. We enjoy reading posts about Liberty needing help from Country Coach owners.
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So Tom no longer has a Marathon?
The guy that took a cheap shot at Liberty owners was a Vantare owner, going on in years I might add, and obviously looking for trouble.
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Wasn’t a cheap shot at all Liberty owners, just the ones that hobble. In fact if we ever get another bus, it’ll probably have to be a Liberty if we don’t want to give up bus air. Hopefully I won’t be hobbling by then, but I can guarantee I won’t suddenly like the Lennon Sisters! BTW who or how did you get an 8-track in an 06 Liberty ?
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All Libertys come with 8 tracks because all their owners are old and hobble.
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Wow ! How nice of Frank to stay so attuned to his customer base.
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What is this 8 track thingy you speak of? I’ve searched my CC high and low, can’t seem to locate it. (-:
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Our Liberty had an 8 track player. Before we got into hard negotitations on it, I talked to Jon about the coach, pricing, cost to zero out, Liberty vs SOB, bus air vs open windows, 12 volt vs 24 volt coach, etc. As part of the discussion Jon asked how the bus was equipped, what it had in it, what might not be in it, etc. He asked about it having an 8 track player and I said it did plus an enormous collection of tapes. He said, “then its a good coach, buy it.”
When Jeff Rowe zero’d it out for us in April and May he asked if we were going to use the 8 track and the tapes. I said probably not. He asked if it was OK to remove the player and the tapes as he had a customer who prefers to use the 8 track system and is always looking for 8 track tape cartridges and players.
When we went to pick up the coach from Jeff in late May the 8 track player and all the cartridges were in a huge box sitting on a spare desk with Jon’s name on it. I commented to Jeff that “there was a lotta 8 track stuff in the bus”. He said, “Yes, and removing it takes all that weight off the front axle.”
I wish I’d known about Jon fifteen years ago when I moved and tossed out a fully functional Panasonic 8 track tape player-recorder/stereo receiver from back in the early 1970’s. When I found it in the basement in its original box I pulled it out, checked it and it still worked. I’m sure it would have made a perfect additional to Jon’s bus barn.
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Dick, that is an amazing story you have been keeping in Grafton WI. I had no idea the godfather had a network in place sourcing tapes to continue his adventures.
These trips where we hear later about meeting with prospective advertisers are actually recon missions picking up 8 tracks from his special agents.
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That’s all it is. It’s a story. While I don’t have and don’t want an 8 track, I sometimes would like to have a cassette but the hassle of integrating it with the Bose and then tying it into the Crestron wouldn’t be worth it.
I have the full collection of the Lone Ranger radio shows, along with a lot of cassettes of a lot of other shows, like Jack Benny and others from the days of radio entertainment. That stuff is corny as all get out, but every now and then it is fun to listen to tapes of shows I listened to as a kid.
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