Speed is a matter of money, how fast can you afford to go?
05-11-2007, 07:43 PM
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Ratfink Website
http://www.edroth.com/
Okay guys, back again.
There are several catalog places that include Ratfink stuff in their memorabilia or collectable section. Above is the "official" Big Daddy web site link, they have Tee's, stickers, etc.
I been sportin' a Ratfink tatoo on my left bicep for over 25 years. When I was a window lickin' snot bubbler back in the late 60's early 70's, there was a whole series of cards in bubble gum packs, like baseball cards.
Any of you guys remember them? I used to sketch 'em on my school notebooks. I was a motor head in a peddle car, and it's only got worse.
Anyway, just want to say too, that I definitely am enjoying this website!
Sounds like a helluva good crowd and gonna be loads of fun!
Till next time, let 'ur rip tater chip!
AL
Okay guys, back again.
There are several catalog places that include Ratfink stuff in their memorabilia or collectable section. Above is the "official" Big Daddy web site link, they have Tee's, stickers, etc.
I been sportin' a Ratfink tatoo on my left bicep for over 25 years. When I was a window lickin' snot bubbler back in the late 60's early 70's, there was a whole series of cards in bubble gum packs, like baseball cards.
Any of you guys remember them? I used to sketch 'em on my school notebooks. I was a motor head in a peddle car, and it's only got worse.
Anyway, just want to say too, that I definitely am enjoying this website!
Sounds like a helluva good crowd and gonna be loads of fun!
Till next time, let 'ur rip tater chip!
AL
05-12-2007, 09:07 PM
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When I was a window lickin' snot bubbler back in the late 60's early 70's, there was a whole series of cards in bubble gum packs, like baseball cards.
How about the old magazine Car-toons?
I had a subscription to that and every car mag there was.
05-12-2007, 09:28 PM
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Yeah, chevguy65, I had the "CARtoons" too and everythin' else.
In fact, I tell all the young'uns, the very reason I became an ironworker/welder 'cause cars wern't made outta wood. I had to learn to cut and weld to shoehorn them great 'ole big motors in them little bitty cars.
In fact, I tell all the young'uns, the very reason I became an ironworker/welder 'cause cars wern't made outta wood. I had to learn to cut and weld to shoehorn them great 'ole big motors in them little bitty cars.
