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I spotted this 3B the other day. Parked when running perhaps?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelbrogdon/3828458164/sizes/z/in/photostream/
Well, this looks as a very cool project. Doesn´t it?…
I wonder what brand of plant fertilizer these people used in their backyard.
I´m sure the photo was taken at Burma…
If you mowed the back yard would that be a Burma Shave?
He, he, he! I don´t know bu I´m sure that it would a hard task. You could also sand get sand blasted the whole jeep at same time!!!
Looks like other vehicles are growing in that backyard. Someone must have gotten a good deal on Fordilizer.
groan…..
Paul, what´s a Fordilizer? Just curious!
Roberto … Paul made a play on words using Ford. Fertilizer is a dirt supplement to add nutrients to soil. Since he mentioned that other vehicles were ‘growing’ he attributed the growth to ‘Fordilizer’ (rather than fertilizer). I hope that clears it up.
– Dave
Thanks for the input, Dave! And keep´em rolling!!!
Hey you guys use your detective skills, says the photo was taken in a junk yard on West Leonard (Street?) in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Go save it !
Buz, good detective work!