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Not sure I understand.
FS:Southern Cross Banjo Uke
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Not sure I understand.
It refers to the days when automobiles had skinny tires (tyres) with inner tubes. People would kick the tires to makes ure they were sound and seated correctly on the rim.
Often people would go to the dealers on a nice day and walk around the lot. Occasionally kicking the tires and sometimes looking under the hood to pretend they were interested buyers. "Tire-kickers" became somewhat of a slang term for browsers who weren't serious buyers. Though I haven't heard it used in quite a long while.
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Often people would go to the dealers on a nice day and walk around the lot. Occasionally kicking the tires and sometimes looking under the hood to pretend they were interested buyers. "Tire-kickers" became somewhat of a slang term for browsers who weren't serious buyers. Though I haven't heard it used in quite a long while.
Jim's answer is better...
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So is Mr Goat suggesting that someone should buy, rather than window shop? If so I am in favour.
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Price Reduced
One and only price drop
Was US$975.00
Now US$895.00 Plus US$85.00 shipping and insurance.
One and only price drop
Was US$975.00
Now US$895.00 Plus US$85.00 shipping and insurance.
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A tire kicker could also be called a Lookie Lou.
I wish I had the dough for a tasty banjouke like this.
I wish I had the dough for a tasty banjouke like this.
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Thanks Nickie
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Bumping thread. Still for sale.
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Will look at a sensible offer. Please email me at
dpophotography@yahoo.co.nz.
dpophotography@yahoo.co.nz.
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