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jakeweeman08

By jakeweeman08
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MikeA New Member

MikeA

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Are there any other members from ms on here?

 

 

Jakeweeman08, I'm a MS boy down McComb way.

Norseman Senior Enthusiast

Norseman

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Yep,

 

I'm in Brandon (burb east of Jackson). Trey (C&A's Dad) and I get together for lunch from time to time. Y'all are welcome join us.

 

Let us know.

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Norseman Senior Enthusiast

Norseman

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Bill here from the southside of the state

 

On the coast in Gulfport

 

Hey Bill. I'm down that way often my wife is from Biloxi. How are you doing with rebuiding from katrina?

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JCARP4483 Enthusiast

JCARP4483

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NORTH MS here Clarksdale, Work offshore on an oil and gas production platform out of Venice LA, So i travel most of the state twice a month. Glad i found the site to keep me entertained

sab316 Enthusiast

sab316

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Senatobia MS here... Just south of Memphis. Hey Carp what Heafner motors did you get your truck from?

JCARP4483 Enthusiast

JCARP4483

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Sab i got it in batesville, ms wasnt a great deal but wanted to be close if i had issues. My mom got a black one 3 weeks later in southaven. I have the SLE she has the SLE2 and paid 600 more than i did. But i have been fairly happy with my purchase. Now time to Mod it up...

sab316 Enthusiast

sab316

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Yeah, she went right by Senatobia to get to Southaven. I looked at Heafner and they wanted way more than Sunrise did in Memphis. (About 4-5k more) so I got it from up there no doubt. You're right up in my neck of the woods ha

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Mike74 Enthusiast

Mike74

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Im in FL, about 2.5 hours from Biloxi. I am originally from Biloxi though.... Does that count?

Eagle-1 Enthusiast

Eagle-1

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Born and raised in Bexely (7 miles southwest of Lucedale in George County). Own ten acres there still and every member of my family still lives in George County except me. I'm the only one that ever moved away. Moved to Des Allemands Louisiana (southwest of New Orleans in St. Charles Parish) just after high school in 1982 to work for the 'summer' during the construction of the nuclear power plant in Taft Louisiana to make some money I would need for a few things because I was moving to Jackson Mississippi with a full scholarship to Mississippi State University I received by playing the saxaphone.......

 

Everything was going to plan until I met a Coon-ass named Susan......

 

The rest, as they say, is history.

 

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