1915 SONORA SUPREME
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Re: 1915 SONORA SUPREME
AMAZING. It will take a bucket to pick up my drooling Tom B
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Re: 1915 SONORA SUPREME
Wow!
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Re: 1915 SONORA SUPREME
Incredible. Thanks for sharing!
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Re: 1915 SONORA SUPREME
tomb wrote:AMAZING. It will take a bucket to pick up my drooling Tom B
Is that how bucket lists are established?
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Re: 1915 SONORA SUPREME
I am not sure that is how they were created but it could be a start. There has been some fantastic machines on the forum lately that all the owners should be proud of. I do not have the disposable income to get into the high end ones now. I had big big loss that affected me. I really enjoy the hobby though and will start on the restoration of a Edison searchlight horn next.. I will post pics when I finish as I am not sure how long it will take. Tom BJerryVan wrote:tomb wrote:AMAZING. It will take a bucket to pick up my drooling Tom B
Is that how bucket lists are established?