Luggage Racks

[tbird6t4]

Re: Luggage Racks

Looks Great, Gord !! Now you need to put some chrome molding on the luggage !!

Damn! Why didn't I think of that?

That is why you are: THE KING OF BLING!

Watch this station for further developments or is that MODS?

Gord

[02-T-Bird]

Re: Luggage Racks

Looks good Grod. But this means more shopping can be done!

[tbird6t4]

Re: Luggage Racks

Gord, for saftey purposes, the goverment mandated elavated brake light has not reduced rear end hits, another failed goverment mandate.

Yeah, I know but I'm not going to give the county Mounties the opportunity to tell me otherwise.

Besides with the bright sun light bounding off that chrome on the luggage as Mark has suggested it will be, Safety first! See and be seen is my moto!

Gord

[tbird6t4]

Re: Luggage Racks

Looks good Gord. But this means more shopping can be done!

Hi there Ted!

Shopping.........ahhhhhh.........no!

I thought that it might house all my cleaning supplies and small bucket while I am travelling. Heck wouldn't want someone to steal my Hugo Boss silk drawers now would I ?

Gord

[JAB02LHS]

Re: Luggage Racks

H Heck wouldn't want someone to steal my Hugo Boss silk drawers now would I ? Gord

Hugo Boss to close Brooklyn plant in April,300 workers to lose jobs

Hugo Boss bought the Brooklyn plant in 1995 when it bought 150-year-old Joseph & Feiss Co., a company that had made suits in plants around Cleveland since the 1800sWorkers United said Hugo Boss told labor leaders early in negotiations that it wanted to move suit production to low-wage plants in Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria.
"The only plan they offered to save the plant was a one year trial experiment which was grounded in the reduction of wages by 35 percent - from $12.80 an hour to $8.30 an hour,"

I'd COMMENT MORE, BUT THEN IT WOULD BE A POLITICAL POST.
SO JUST JUMP TO YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS!

[tbird6t4]

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I really don't wear Hugo Boss silk drawers but I know the clothing industry is mostly produced off shore. I always look to see where garments are made and although they are getting harder to find I always try to buy made in Canada or USA.

Wonder who is going to buy this stuff when no one here has a job?

Guess we are off topic here but my luggage & rack was made in the USofA, eh!

Gord