banana patches available
11-28-2004, 07:43 PM
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Re: banana patches available
back to the banana patches and t-shirts, "Papa Banana"
down here in Brooklyn, our banana boats are more likely to be the ice cream sundaes rather than the hot racin' kind, but i know of a cute little italian girl and her even cuter and even littler Italian Greyhound who would be interested in the "new" Banana wear...do these patches stick well to fur?
down here in Brooklyn, our banana boats are more likely to be the ice cream sundaes rather than the hot racin' kind, but i know of a cute little italian girl and her even cuter and even littler Italian Greyhound who would be interested in the "new" Banana wear...do these patches stick well to fur?
11-28-2004, 10:06 PM
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Re: banana patches available
Originally Posted by Top Banana
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We don't know how many actually were made....that is what we are trying to do. But now that you mention it, I sold some 18 and 20 footers made by baja under the banana name. Doug Smith let me put my name on them to fill out my line.
Did you buy the molds, or did BAJA actually build them? I have most of the BAJA brochures from the 70s and 80s. I work there now by the way. Doug was gone long before I started there.
11-29-2004, 10:10 PM
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Re: banana patches available
Originally Posted by smonkey5
back to the banana patches and t-shirts, "Papa Banana"
down here in Brooklyn, our banana boats are more likely to be the ice cream sundaes rather than the hot racin' kind, but i know of a cute little italian girl and her even cuter and even littler Italian Greyhound who would be interested in the "new" Banana wear...do these patches stick well to fur?
down here in Brooklyn, our banana boats are more likely to be the ice cream sundaes rather than the hot racin' kind, but i know of a cute little italian girl and her even cuter and even littler Italian Greyhound who would be interested in the "new" Banana wear...do these patches stick well to fur?
There was a banana down there in Brooklynn called "the Deacon" do you know the one I'm talking about??
11-29-2004, 10:15 PM
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Re: banana patches available
Originally Posted by TEAMBAJA
Really? I bet no one knew that.
Did you buy the molds, or did BAJA actually build them? I have most of the BAJA brochures from the 70s and 80s. I work there now by the way. Doug was gone long before I started there.
Did you buy the molds, or did BAJA actually build them? I have most of the BAJA brochures from the 70s and 80s. I work there now by the way. Doug was gone long before I started there.
My son had an 18 footer with a 115 Merc when he was about 12 or so....now that we are all older and wiser, can't believe we did that but.......
11-30-2004, 07:27 PM
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Re: banana patches available
Originally Posted by Top Banana
No we never had the molds, I would just buy a complete boat and put the banana decal on them. Doug didn't have any dealers oout here so it wasn't bothering his sales at all.
My son had an 18 footer with a 115 Merc when he was about 12 or so....now that we are all older and wiser, can't believe we did that but.......
My son had an 18 footer with a 115 Merc when he was about 12 or so....now that we are all older and wiser, can't believe we did that but.......
11-30-2004, 07:32 PM
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Re: banana patches available
Originally Posted by Top Banana
My son had an 18 footer with a 115 Merc when he was about 12 or so....now that we are all older and wiser, can't believe we did that but.......
Actually I think I was 11!! Here's the Baja in the background. I'm in the foreground doing some early "weight distribution testing"...LOL!!
Note the Banana and Needle Nose racing stickers...and check out that air!
