Just joines TBN

KC48 · Jun 7, 2015

Hello to all,
Just joined but have been lurking about a month. Got some good points while on this site. Was trading tractors and window shopping before making up my mind. Happy to say I made a trade that I think will be all good. New to me Kubota B2650 Cab. Already loving the AC here in Texas panhandle.
Thanks All
KC48:thumbsup:

TripleR · Jun 7, 2015

Welcome to TBN and congratulations on our new Kubota.

davesl708 · Jun 7, 2015

Hi. Welcome. Will not be disappointed in the Kubota.

TBN Support · Jun 7, 2015

Hi and welcome to being a official member of the forum! :welcome:
Congrats on the Kubota!

mddorange · Jun 7, 2015

:welcome:
To TBN KC from Alabama. Congrats on the new Orange. I won't hold it against you but I met and married my wife in Amarillo after dating her 5 time in 3 weeks.

Wagtail · Jun 7, 2015

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

KC48 · Jun 8, 2015

First I want to thank all for the welcome to TBN. Its funny mddorange that you were in Amarillo then. I worked at VW and let me tell you I can't count all the bugs we painted back then for the airmen at the base. Base closed and most all the VW bugs left. Glad you found a good Amarillo girl.

mguitas · Jun 9, 2015

:welcome:

mddorange · Jun 9, 2015

KC48 said:
First I want to thank all for the welcome to TBN. Its funny mddorange that you were in Amarillo then. I worked at VW and let me tell you I can't count all the bugs we painted back then for the airmen at the base. Base closed and most all the VW bugs left. Glad you found a good Amarillo girl.

Actually she was from east Alabama but her dad was stationed there then; March, 1967. She was a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell and I was making a call to my girlfriend in Boston to change our plans for meeting when I got to Bermuda in April. Since my girlfriend was the personal secretary for a VP at At&T, she had a number she used for calls so that there was no charge, thus I had to go through an operator with that number. She had a real Southern accent, not the Texas drawl, so I asked her what she was doing in Texas. She said her dad was station at the base but would not even give me her name. It took a little detective work but I found her. And the rest, as they say, is history.