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Please excuse background in my garage :-) This is a older over 2 foot long metal Pig(hog) on a Bike . Of coarse It fits that it would represent a Harley Bike
We love him in yard but put in garage for winter . I have no idea who made him or how old but have had 18 yrs and was not new then . Enjoy
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whoever done it done a great job - neat piece
Thank you Vansky !
Thank you trgubaugh,packrat and Hedge for the love
Thank you Beaux for the love :-)
Very cool piece !!
Thank you Bellin68 and kerry for love
Thank you Offical!
Great piece would look good in my yard too
Thank you pickinup ! he does looks good in yard :-)
Love this hog,how lucky are you well done peterN.
That' so coool :)
I hope you have it chained down, you might have visitors now:)
Thank you peter,bratjdd,and lisa !
Walksoft I think the pitbull sits right next to him I believe he thinks it's her boyfriend :-) and you don't want to come between a dog in love :-) lol
You don't have to worry about me, it's too far to drive :)
LOL walksoft you could hitch a ride with my cousin he comes every yr . he lives in Ardath :-)
Thank you junkman :-)
Have you thought of having it refinished?
Thank you Shawn , I rather like it rusty I think if it was all painted it would lose its character . I am glad you like him ! :-)
Thank you Biken !
Thanks Bobbyfischer ! and Lisa :-)
Thanks bratjdd ! How are you doing ? is it so awfully hot in your area too ? Have missed seeing you !
Yes it has been very hot, but this week it going to be cooler.Yes I havent been here a lot lately. my ailments are getting a little bit worse and i been trying to fight the insurance on top that.Jus took a little break but I was missing eveyone :(
but I'm here know i have been trying so hard not to let it get to me, so here i am. Thank you manikin i been thinking about you a lot and hoping every thing is well with you.
Wow, missed this one, I think the rustier and more paint loss the better for me, would be wonderful if you have an acreage to have it around the entryway. Love this art, how wonderful it would have been for most kids to have a father who made this piece. Wish I could have seen creations like this in my head, when I lived on the farm !~Phil.
Thank you Phil , he is special little guy . He lives in my basement right now :-)