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My old rusty fire engine.

18 years ago

I picked up this great piece of junk this past weekend. Here it is in it's new home. in my shade garden, just outside my barn entrance.

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Bright199
18 years ago
OH MY GOODNESS!!! I want one. That is soo cool.
princess_mimi
18 years ago
Too cool for school!!!! I wish I had one!

I like how you placed it and added the tools and pots to tie it into your whole look.

~~Mimi
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patches_02
18 years ago
My DH would die for that and kill me if i put it out in the weather. He restores those toys.
craftylady-2006
18 years ago
Awesome!!! It looks great Margo.

Sal
cindee11461
18 years ago
That is so cute!!! We had an old car when we were kids. It was a race car. Wish we had that now...
goldenpond
18 years ago
REally a great addition to your already adorable garden.
luvstocraft
18 years ago
Margo, that is perfect there, looks like it has been there forever. Really cute, I love it. Luvs
kudzukween
18 years ago
A great toy! When my twin sister and I were little,we had a white go-cart,a blue cadillac and a green tractor...all pedal powered:) Those we shared. We each had a red scooter,and a red wheelbarrow.

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