dj bill
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lets see what else,cars,trucks,keggers,snowmobiles etc.
What Else is in Your Garage
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johnny80s
Turtle Gears
dog hair
zip
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Most of the Rigid tool collection from Home Depot. I have a love hate relationship with the place. Sick & tired of going in, but their power tools are actually pretty good value. I'm not a great carpenter, but do a lot of my own home improvement stuff and really enjoy it.
RenoJohn
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hair of the dog in mine.
juniorfjr
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A 67 mustang coupe, in kit form. Some assembly required.
Bustanut joker
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Leave it to the beastmasters to mention critter crud..
lessee
odot..
stuff
Might be some Goat hair here somewhere..
:jester:
lessee
odot..
stuff
Might be some Goat hair here somewhere..
:jester:
You need a pest control guy to come by the house once a month to keep these things under control. :dribble:
FJRK
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Car, bench, couple of bicycles, well stocked fridge. Tons of extra bike gear...
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
Um, maybe a duc 
dj bill
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a pic or two would be nice
Silent
Who said FJR's don't do dirt?
I don't have a garage ... Yet
... Yet
Loki
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2006 FJR 1300AE
2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250
Riding Lawn Mower
Some cheap Chinese 49cc ATV
Bicycles
Motorcycle Gear
and a whole lotta useless crap
2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250
Riding Lawn Mower
Some cheap Chinese 49cc ATV
Bicycles
Motorcycle Gear
and a whole lotta useless crap
Typical Owosso garage...
FJR Steve
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This is what is in my garage.......
FJRocket
Doctor Throckenstein !!!
This is the latest addition to my "garage":
It's a 1942 Clark MILL-44 aircraft tug that was issued to the Army Air Corps in March of 1942. It served in the military through the early 50's. After that, it ended up in Muncie Indiana where it spent some 4 decades moving civilian planes on the ramp. 3 speed non syncrho with a Chrysler flathead 6. 230 cid putting out a whopping 70 hp, and 170 foot pounds of torque. Able to tow 180000 pounds at a maximum speed of 12 mph.
Some TLC and some paint and she'll look like new!
It's a 1942 Clark MILL-44 aircraft tug that was issued to the Army Air Corps in March of 1942. It served in the military through the early 50's. After that, it ended up in Muncie Indiana where it spent some 4 decades moving civilian planes on the ramp. 3 speed non syncrho with a Chrysler flathead 6. 230 cid putting out a whopping 70 hp, and 170 foot pounds of torque. Able to tow 180000 pounds at a maximum speed of 12 mph.
Some TLC and some paint and she'll look like new!
mattster31
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Dirt, leaves, spiders, small critters.............
jmdaniel
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