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Kinda New From Down Jersey

Postby Chris D » Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:44 pm

I just figured I would re-introduce myself. Chris D here I think I am ready to build one FINALLY. 4x8 tin top ,wood sides,old style and real simple. I love this site and have missed it much. So let the questions begin. I have some great place for Ply, Alum and Lumber so anyone from the NJ /PA/ DE/ MD area hit me up for the #s.

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Postby BillandMarijo » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:23 pm

Chris D,
Welcome to the forum.
Enjoy the build,
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Have you checked out the TearJerkers site. :vroom:
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Postby Chris D » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:31 pm

Yes, great site cant remember my password though My mama allways said I wasnt no brain sturgeon. :lol: thanks for the welcome I cant wait to start I got the itch again and I got the trailer so I guess I better make some saw dust. I love your tear make me want to paint ours.

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Re: Tearjerkers

Postby toypusher » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:55 pm

Chris D wrote:Yes, great site cant remember my password though My mama allways said I wasnt no brain sturgeon. :lol: thanks for the welcome I cant wait to start I got the itch again and I got the trailer so I guess I better make some saw dust. I love your tear make me want to paint ours.

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Chris, PM me your username there and I will reset your password and let you know what it is. (I am an Admin over there) :D
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Re: Tearjerkers

Postby caseydog » Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:14 pm

toypusher wrote:
Chris D wrote:Yes, great site cant remember my password though My mama allways said I wasnt no brain sturgeon. :lol: thanks for the welcome I cant wait to start I got the itch again and I got the trailer so I guess I better make some saw dust. I love your tear make me want to paint ours.

Chris D


Chris, PM me your username there and I will reset your password and let you know what it is. (I am an Admin over there) :D


Be VERY careful what information you give to Kerry. :o

BTW, what part of jersey are you from? I was born "down south" in Glassboro.

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Where

Postby Chris D » Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:39 pm

I live in Bridgeton right down Buck Rd 20 minutes I am in Glassboro. Buy alot of lumber from jerry at Glassboro Lumber.
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Welcome!

Postby Alfred » Thu Oct 01, 2009 7:41 pm

Hey, Welcome Aboard, from the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western NC.

We drove through Jersey last year when we went on vacation to Manhattan (1st time to the Big Apple). It was a great vacation.

Keep us posted on the progress and post pictures!

AL in Asheville :thumbsup:
4 minute video of our build - A 5x8 Camper for a family of 5 - http://youtu.be/CYGTlkfpIhY
How we built a 5x8 camper for a family of 5, using a utility trailer with an incorporated bunk bed for the kids.
From plain trailer to campground!

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Postby Rvankeur » Fri Oct 02, 2009 8:15 am

We're wannabees from Cherry Hill. At present it looks like we'll be buyers before we'll be builders, but we always like finding new hardware/lumber stores...

Pass along the info. :)
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Postby tinytrailer » Sat Oct 10, 2009 3:53 pm

I lived in Cape May for 5 years but now I am in FL. Welcome to the forum and hurry and get a teardrop! The gatherings are great fun! :)
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Postby caseydog » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:04 pm

I remember Bridgeton, and when I was a kid, the closest shopping mall was in Cherry Hill.

My family vacationed at either Beach Haven, or Wildwood, but I hear that Cape May is a beautiful place.

We may have to do a trade of "care packages." I send some real Texas BBQ your way, and you send me some real hoagies. :lol:

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TRADE

Postby Chris D » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:18 pm

Casey dog,

I like me some texas BBQ ,beef is good I love da brisket. East Coast and The South East is all Pork. The key to a good sub is da roll. We can make that trade one day White House Subs Atlantic City NJ Awsome.

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Re: TRADE

Postby caseydog » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:40 pm

Chris D wrote:Casey dog,

I like me some texas BBQ ,beef is good I love da brisket. East Coast and The South East is all Pork. The key to a good sub is da roll. We can make that trade one day White House Subs Atlantic City NJ Awsome.

Chris D


The signature meat for Texas BBQ is brisket. That, and a spicy/sweet sauce.

It is impossible to get a real hoagie anywhere but Philly and South Jersey. The roll is a big reason.

We may have to do a swap. Next time I am down around Austin, I should get you some brisket from Coopers in Llano. They make, without a doubt, the best brisket in Texas.

I used to lead a Bluebonnets and BBQ driving tour through the Texas Hill Country, and Coopers was always the place for brisket.

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