What's this guy been smoking?

[KG4CGC]

Doorknobs. He's been smoking doorknobs.

[kb2vxa]

That being the case he's mistaken a glass doorknob for crystal meth.

Sorry Dune Cat, right idea but the wrong Spice. If he smoked the good stuff like those Guild Navigators he could fold space.

[N7YA]

What do you call the mouse in the third moon?

We call that one "About $3500"

[KB3LAZ]

http://swap.qth.com/view_ad.php?counter=1013184

Here is another smoker. A 920 in trade for a 7000 and ALS-500? So if we look at the used market what are we talking, 1400$ give or take? A 920 is a nice radio but it has not been 1400$ nice for a long time. Now, I realize he is willing to sell it for 815$ but I think he should have done that math before stating what he wants for trade.

Realistically he would be more likely to trade the radio for a 7000 straight up or even a 706MIIG. That being said, I liked my 920 but Id not trade a 7000 for one.

Okay, okay, so he is not smoking near as much as the OP's example but still. I think he hit the cigar a little too hard and was used to a pipe.

[wa6mhz]

My Siltronix 1011D cost me a good $30, but I had to work on it. The main problem with it was it covered the CHICKENBAND and not the Important part of 10 Meters (28.0 to 28.5). I reset the vfo so it would, but then the dial was nowhere near close or usable. So I bought a N3ZI digital Readout for it and now it will display where I am and I can forget what the VFO Dial says.
Puts out good power and is a FB 10M rig. In Museum service now, but can be called into duty at any time.

[N7WQY]

And if you will buy that i have a geo metro you can buy great gas mileage and only 75,000 dollars :rofl:

[W7XF]

And if you will buy that i have a geo metro you can buy great gas mileage and only 75,000 dollars :rofl:

Damn...undercutting my 1972 Chevy.Vega with 259,000 miles on the original engine ...it gets 28mpg....of oil and is a.bargain at $110,000!!

[kb2vxa]

"Damn...undercutting my 1972 Chevy.Vega..."

Careful, it would be a shame to see a classic at the bottom of a hole.

[KA9MOT]

"Damn...undercutting my 1972 Chevy.Vega..."

Careful, it would be a shame to see a classic at the bottom of a hole.

YUUUUP! The Vega was a fine car. All it needed was a dose of small block and some fat tires. Pintos were like that also, a little 289 or 302 fixed everything that ailed it.

[KG4CGC]

YUUUUP! The Vega was a fine car. All it needed was a dose of small block and some fat tires. Pintos were like that also, a little 289 or 302 fixed everything that ailed it.

At least the Pinto's engine was a real engine that had seen service as an engine prior to being a Pinto engine whereas the Vega engine was a V8 that GM cut in half long ways and didn't even change the way the firing order worked to help balance the thing out.