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07-16-2006, 10:26 PM
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Your hobby doesn't do anything.
Posted By: Anonymous
Gilbert, don't totally agree, but you do have some good points. I would love to collect vintage cars, vintage to me would be 1950's and 1960's, you can at least drive them. A few problems, I can't afford them and I hate working on cars. I do go through periods where I wonder what I am doing. I have had 100's of vintage bobbers, sold them, had complete sets 1967 through 1996, sold them, had unusual memorabilia, sold that too. Right now I'm wondering should I sell my Old Judge cards and buy some more Cobbs. Also have some comic books. 
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