Hi Guy, wow this brought back memories of when I was a kid in Mexico. I would trade stickers with the other kids the ones that I didn't have and they did (vise versa). Funny how things don't change. My mom would give me money to buy food at school and I would spend it at the little store buying stickers looking for the one that would fill your album and no one could attain (what a scam). Now I spend my money buying parts and Greasy Kulture mag instead of food. It's good to see that in other parts of the world it was the same. Too bad the new kids will not have these kind of memories. Thanks Guy for everything you do. Francisco
I found my Motorcycle sticker book from when I was about 10... a long, long time ago!
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Hi Guy, wow this brought back memories of when I was a kid in Mexico. I would trade stickers with the other kids the ones that I didn't have and they did (vise versa). Funny how things don't change. My mom would give me money to buy food at school and I would spend it at the little store buying stickers looking for the one that would fill your album and no one could attain (what a scam). Now I spend my money buying parts and Greasy Kulture mag instead of food. It's good to see that in other parts of the world it was the same. Too bad the new kids will not have these kind of memories. Thanks Guy for everything you do. Francisco
Looks like my writing.
I dont have any of that kind of stuff left, cleared out years ago, all except the the Ride It book of flattrack racing.
Just noticed the Ironhead pic.... 125mph from my Streettraktor!!!!!!
Good try Adam... my name's in the front with our Fitzjohn Ave address!
Maybe I sneaked a look at it when you were out skateboarding with Martin
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