Georgia Classifieds

I already raise my own steaks. Wouldn't have it any other way!

 

Now I know what to ask for when you want something I have

 

I assure you it has. I traded some floor mats for goat cheese. Booyah
Only in NC

Guy was like, “man, where ever did you find those fan-dangle diddly old mats man” and I said well they can be yours for 4lbs of Peppercorn, 1lb of Habenero/Berry, 2lbs of that Mediterranean/Herb/Oil goat cheese.

I must say, I can find mats anytime, but that goat cheese..ah man, it made me a better person. Lol

 

I'd make my own bourbon if the dang gubment would keep it's nose outta my business!

 

Lol, I hear that. They just want to tax you until your raw with animosity. People have become sheep in this world, most lack the skills to survive a few days on their own, sad really. They got us right we’re they want us...well some of us.
My GPa was a 3 Star General in WWII, man was the salt of the earth. Taught me young to watch everyone with a close eye, and nothing is free, especially your freedom.
I thank you and all your family that have served this great country.

 

Gauging interest

I recently purchased a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road. And it came with predator steps on it. The dealer would not take them back off as they were already installed on the truck. So I had no choice to buy them because I wanted the manual transmission it was the only one they had on the lot. I’m 99.99% sure that I want to sell them. I’m too tall for them. I hit my ankle every time I get out of the truck. The truck only has 430 miles on it. I was going to ask $225 OBO. Is there any interest around here?

 

I'll take them! Been wanting some and the deal I had working on some didn't work.

 

They are yours. where are you located?
I’m in Woodstock GA

 

Thanks Brother, and thanks to all your family as well!

 

I'm in Ty Ty. That's south GA off 75 about an hour north of Florida

 

Wow that’s a long drive

 

Yeah a bit. Lol

 

That was a delivered price right?

 

I wish shipping was that cheap

 

Sold to USMC-Retired.

 

As long as you don't try to sell it, what's the problem?

 

"It’s perfectly legal to own a still, and you can even use it, as long as you’re not making alcohol – so, you can make essential oils without a permit, or perfume, or distilled water.

Making ethanol for fuel use at home is also legal, provided you obtain a permit from the TTB. Home fuel permits aren't hard to get, but TTB agents are allowed to visit your production area to make sure you’re not drinking the stuff.

Making alcohol for drinking, however, is a whole different beast. According to federal law, making beverage alcohol at home is illegal, plain and simple. Why is that?

The government cites several reasons for keeping distilling illegal. First, it can be dangerous. Distilleries bring two materials into close proximity – alcohol vapor and heat sources – that can cause disastrous explosions when not managed correctly.

In most states getting a distilled spirits plant permit (often called a DSP) is challenging, and requires significant investment in infrastructure like sprinklers, ventilation, and other systems to keep production staff and visitors safe.

Cynically, there’s another reason: Federal excise taxes. Distilled spirits like whiskey are taxed at the highest rate of any alcohol, far more than either beer or wine. (Actually, a tax on spirits as the very first tax ever levied in the United States.) Let people make whiskey at home, and the government might end up with a serious financial hangover."

 

Just make the truck taller...

 

Hmm....

I knew a guy who made his own moonshine. Never thought much of it. I guess that makes sense though.

 

Got some 2015 takeoffs for sale:

OME 2884s, about 10k miles on them. Some surface marring (pictured) from install or where UCAs rubbed. $60 for the set.


Stock UCAs, taken off at 60k. No bolts, working fine when removed. $50obo