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03-22-2006 #1
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They once accused Smokey of having a hidden fuel tank. He then proceeded to drain the entire tank, which was full at the time. When the tank had emptied itself of its contents, he hopped in the driver's seat, cranked it up and drove away.
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Was that the episode with the extra long, extra large dia. fuel line?
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That could've been. It makes sense.
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Yes, he did do this. Originally Posted by Damn True
The story about him firing it up without a gas tank is a Myth. He addressed this in a printed interview I have.
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Which one?
Hey Bill, which one of the books are you refering to? I read unfair advantage, and having lived very close to smokeys shop I've been meaning to read that for a while.
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