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July 8th, 2016, 06:16 AM
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Re: 68 "Kaiser" m715
Thanks! Its fun to see the next generation take charge. I have 24 nieces and nephew's. Plus my 4. Its first come first serve. A lot of kids could not ride. So next year I am putting an antique wood boat behind a truck. Probably the same truck. The Kids just go bonkers for the m715. Its a convertible! The fun is at night! Uncle Barry brings hundreds of mortars. All set up in firing racks. I had 50 boats watching. Plus hundreds on the lake. About 10 guys go all in. Incredible fireworks.
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