The Derailers did Buck proud
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Every track on this recording is a gem. The Derailers stayed true to the Buck Owens and Bucaroos sound. Any Buck Owens fan or anyone who likes good old country music will love this cd.
2195076
Actually nicely done. The Germans didn't resent the Allies. Doing their job protecting their land.
3975381
Just this AM I encountered a large buck as I road my motorcycle into town . I was about 100 yds away when I saw him come out of the ditch , and to the highways edge . He looked my way and turned , running back the direction he came from . The V-120 just paid for itself . The rut has just begun here in SW Iowa !!
1401978
Beautifully well-made warm toboggan. The Cowboy haters are jealous. The cowboy Nation show much love when I wear my hat. Awesome. I also purchase one for my daughter
94044
This train track  was a good buy, It works like a charm& it made my day. I hope more people like The tracks too.
4912593
Way to show some pride! Took this out on a 4th of July camping trip and it was a hit. You defiantly get notice and people always crack a smile when they see it. We took it down on the highways due to the uncertainty how much the pole could handle. (60mph was the fastest we went with it) Only downside was the pole was not as tight fitted as I wanted but like I said, 60mph and it was flying strong. Overall a great product.
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I have been fortunate in that I have experienced the attempts to break the land speed record in a Streamliner at Bonneville as a spectator.

Rocky takes the often long periods of down time due to bad salt, wind, breakage and repairs, and various other delays and relays it to the reader as if the events are hapenning in rapid sucession and that you have become a part of a hair raising, white knuckled world that few people can relate to.

Rocky's ability to bring the technical side of Bonneville racing along with the characters and humor that is part of the adventure to the reader make this book a winner.
4626326
They look great under Jeans.
Easy to shift.
Tough with the road's unforgiving pelts of bugs, pebbles, whatnot.
3132378
Surpassed my expectation, had the same derailleur before and the pulley wheels broke, found out it was actually less expensive to just buy a new derailleur.
3105236
Flies didn't have a chance to destroy a perfect tailgating event!! Guests were rather impressed as well as neighboring tailgaters.
2423615
I was there as a 5 year old son of my Dad who owned the Hustler 7.0 (was the Milford Miss back then) One pan shot of the pits showed another 7.0  The Irishman, who we used to go eat with after the races.  Very true to life about the sport along the Ohio River Valley.
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for myself... I stirve to be a better horse person, with each enouter.
 Buck not only speaks horse eloquantely- he can put it into human words, and I believe, he truly believes in us too.
4383955
Like most people, I love animals.  And like most females, horses are at the top of the list.  Buck's patience, wisdom, humanity and years of experience kindly gentling horses will amaze and thrill you.  Would that every horse person would emulate his goodness.
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Buck's story is an affirmation that people can overcome difficult circumstances by taking responsibility for their own actions instead of blaming adversity for their failures.  He has succeded, not only despite the abuse he suffered as a child, but also because of how it taught him to treat both people and animals.  This is a horseman's book but it is not just for horsemen.
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It worked like it should, some of the guys on the trail were really wanting one also.......It did deflate a little more in the cold weather, but I guess thats expected ???
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They made the great sacrifice, and we salute them for their hard work and bravery. Vicious naysayers have called foul of conditions endured; a twisted few shout allegations of cruelty. To them I ask, is there not a bloody cost for each battle won? Do officers take pleasure sending their soldiers into harm's way? The struggle of art groans forward by blood, sweat, and spirit. What can man gain without them?

Let us honor and commemorate those that gave themselves for this epochal film. It's what they would want.
1000283
Have you ever wanted to know what life is like for a sled dog up north in the Klondike?  Then look no further because here is the book for you.
  The story is about a young dog named Buck who was taken away from his home and sent north.  As he was being taken he was put in a cage and wasn't fed well.  He was sold to a French man named Perrault, but had to be sold again because Perrault had to go somewhere.
  Buck was sold three times in total, but was rescued by a man named John Thornton. John had two other dogs named Skeet and Nig.  John Thornton ended up placing a bet on Buck for $1,600. The bet was on Buck pulling 1,000 pounds for 100 yards from a frozen stand still. I would tell you how it went, but you would have to read the book.
  The main character is Buck, but lets focus on his traits.  He is a strong, young, enduring, and smart dog.  Buck is also a black and white St. Bernard- Scotch Shepherd mix. Which is why he looks like a wolf.
The moral of the story is that freedom is the most important thing in life.  I feel that this is true about life and all living animals in the world.
 I think the book is one of the best Ive read. I recommend this book because it has lots of action, adventure, and dogs.