What cars do knifemakers drive?

[Bayou Lafourche]

Dexter, If I had know Kit had that nice of a mobil home, I would have call him to see if I could have borrowed it to go to New
Orleans to the Shot Show and save that $200.00 a night motel ( Rip Off ) room. Damn I always miss out on the Good things.

Roger

 

[chubby]

To be honest, I kinda asked the question to find out how lucrative knife making is.
Sorry if I irritate anyone.

 

[Dirk]

Obviously it's very lucrative for some, look at what Tom Anderson is driving.

Tom, what are you shipping with your knives?

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If ignorance is bliss,
why aren't more people happy?

[This message has been edited by Dirk (edited 02-18-2001).]

 

[Christian]

(Just a collector, here.)
Myself: 1970, (currently) bone stock 1600cc single port engine, primer gray Volkswagen Beetle (on the *second* time around the odometer)- soon to be upgraded to dual port heads, two barrell Weber 32/36 DGV 5A progressive carburetor, and 90.5 mm pistons and cylinders (forged, of course

) and counterweighted crankshaft for an impressive 1915cc displacement. (Can you say "Honda Killer"?)
My wife: 1989 Ford Taurus GL 3.8 liter V6- unfortunately, it likes to eat CV boots.

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"If you think education is expensive, try ignorance."
-Derek Bok
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[Jim Hammond]

FWIW, one's an '87 4WD short-wheelbase Chevy Silverado pickup. Gets me into the woods (and MOST of the times out) plus gets my bass boat to the lake (Two very important matters

). The license plate on it is "KNIVES". The other is a '95 Lincoln Mark VIII.

Jim