Anybody have a copy of Lee Maxwell's book to loan?

[jetcone]

I just saw Lee Maxwell's book online, anybody read a copy or has one to loan out?

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Would love to read it.

 

Message me if you do I'll front all the postage too.

 

-Jetcone

 

 

 

[combo52]

Lee Maxwells Book

Jon I believe I gave you one several years ago, I bought a dozen of them and gave them for gifts, Lee even autographed them.

 

This book is a must have for any washer collector and if I didn't give you one you should differently order one for yourself and several more for gifts, you will not be disappointed and the sale of them goes to a great man and cause.

 

[frigidaireguy]

John:
After reading your post I went to Amazon and ordered a copy. I am really looking forward to reading it. Thanks for the heads up !!!
Bob

 

[akronman]

lunchtime at work

so I went on Amazon and got a copy too!
Plenty left--

 

[gansky1]

John gave me a signed copy a few years ago (thanks again, John). I'm surprised you don't have one, but you're welcome to borrow mine if you accidentally Kunmari'd yours

 

[jetcone]

didnt get one

so I'd love to borrow yours Greg!!! I'll send you an electro-text message !!!

 

[gredmondson]

You are going to love this book! It made me want to go to see his museum, which I finally did last year. It was memorable. There is also a lot on youtube about his collection.