Alembics and Their Cars

Started by wideload, July 09, 2004, 12:18:27 AM

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the_mule

That's a beautiful collection, James! Cool car too BTW, but I'd prefer your basses...
 
Wilfred
Wilfred

1997 Orion 4 walnut

dadabass2001

I've become very partial to walnut ...
(an unsolicited offer for a new home near Chicago)
 
Mike
"The Secret of Life is enjoying the passage of Time"
- James Taylor

smokin_dave

Great collection James.The SSR was the pace car in last years Indy 500 and was the official track car for the race this year.I think you should shoot pics of those beautiful Alembic's in the bed of that cool ride.

malthumb

smokin_dave wrote:
 
I think you should shoot pics of those beautiful Alembic's in the bed of that cool ride.
 
I'd love to, but I no longer have the SSR.  I get different cars assigned to my every 90 days.  The SSR went back last December and I didn't have the foresight to snap any shots with the Alembics.  Only reason I took the shot with the Hanewinckel was I had just picked it up the day I decided to snap pictures of the car.
 
Next cool car I get I'll snap Alembic pictures.  That, or I'll find somebody who has an SSR assigned to them and trade for a day.
 
Peace,
 
James
1987 Series I
2000 Mark King Deluxe / Series II 5-string

palembic

Brother James,
 
now because I am definitely the dude around here with the biggest mouth (see postnumber LOL): explain me loads of gorgeous basses, a new car every 90 days, I know MAAM -you invented it anyway - but you need A LOT of MAAM to get all this together no?
So tell us the secret ...
 
Paul TBO

senmen

Paul,
forgot the stockings?  :-)
I guys out there, sorry for not beeing around
for some days, but unfortunately I lost my job two weeks ago and I am really busy finding a new one. James, the SSR is really outstanding!!!
Love that car.
 
Many greetings
Oliver (Spyderman)

pookeymp

Hey Oliver,
 
Best of luck with the job hunting.
 
Mikey/

malthumb

palembic wrote:
 
explain me loads of gorgeous basses, a new car every 90 days,
 
Actually, the two are sorta related.  I work for a car company.  A really big car company.  At the level I'm at, I get assigned a car or truck every 90 days for evaluation purposes.  Car or truck is assigned pretty much randomly, so I never know 'til I get to the fleet office what I'll be driving next.  Because of this arrangement I don't have to spend money on car payments, car insurance, or gas, so that money can be directed towards......basses!  And jewelry for the mrs and toys for the kids, etc, etc.
 
To make matters even more twisted, my wife works for a competing car company and has a similar arrangement.
 
Oliver - Best of luck with the job search.
 
Peace,
 
James
1987 Series I
2000 Mark King Deluxe / Series II 5-string

smokin_dave

Uhhh,I want your job James.

palembic

oh ...uhuh ...the late Robert Palmer sung Some guys have all the luck...
 
But ...I DO am happy for you James!!! And for the mrs ...and kids ....
 
Paul TBO

kmh364

James: Lemme take a wild guess, could it be you work for the General? Just a wild thought and a stab in the dark, LOL!

malthumb

kmh364 wrote:
 
James: Lemme take a wild guess, could it be you work for the General? Just a wild thought and a stab in the dark, LOL!
 
ding ding ding ding ding ding
1987 Series I
2000 Mark King Deluxe / Series II 5-string

senmen

James,
I need that job..............   :-)))
 
Oliver (Spyderman)

kmh364

I was recruited by the General back in the late '90's for a management job in Reno, NV (for GM-SPO), but I turned it down. I did get a nice all-expenses paid vacation to Reno (incl. GM rental car, LOL!) for four days courtesy of the General in order to check the place out, though. LOL!  
 
(Message edited by kmh364 on July 14, 2004)

bracheen

James,
We're in the same industry!  I work with the Toyota/Lexus distributor for the SE.  20 years and counting.  Of course I don't get a car every 90 days, more like every 9 years.
 
Sam