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Nice Rack!



I know that it's hard to see, but this is a rack full of Receivers. This is what I sell and train on.

Ya, I'm overwhelmed as well.

Thought for the day, "If you are going to sell something, make sure that it's something light and easy to move around to show the customer". Steel is way to heavy.

Off to Missoula, MT. and Kalispell, MT. this week. Oh, the joy of it all.

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WickedHamster said…
Oooooooo!!! Pretty!!!
8:06 AM
Me said…
LOL... I bet you say that to all the girls.
8:52 AM
WickedHamster said…
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1:32 PM
WickedHamster said…
Deleted comment was mine. Sent it to the wrong blog. Duh!
1:34 PM
Kelsgarden said…
{ignoring you}
12:23 AM
Anonymous said…
Someone has suggested Kalispell as an airport option for Browning MT. And suggestions? How will the drive through or around Glacier National Park be the first week in May?

DG
8:07 AM
Bert said…
It's not a rack full of Receivers.
5:58 PM
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