Wilson Woodstove's on American Pickers
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pintoplumber
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Was that Wilson on American Pickers tonight? Dennis
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pintoplumber
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It was a guy from Massachusetts that said he was a union boilermaker. Had a garage or barn with a lot of stoves in it. Dennis
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Didn't see show but he is and has all of the above...pintoplumber wrote:It was a guy from Massachusetts that said he was a union boilermaker. Had a garage or barn with a lot of stoves in it. Dennis
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Yup, that was Wilson. My last trip down to his place, he mentioned 'American Pickers' had visited him.
He said it was a 'fun' day.
Cheers
He said it was a 'fun' day.
Cheers
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Early this morning I watched part of a DVR of American Pickers and they went to see a man named Wilson who was a boilermaker and had a huge collection of woodstoves. Is he the same Wilson from our Forum? I wasn't able to watch all of it, but a lot of what I saw made sense. I need to go home and watch the rest of the show. It was getting really interesting when I had to turn it off. Jerry
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For those with a cable system with on demand , it's season 16 episode 12, Concrete Jungle. Toward the middle of the show.
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Thank you for posting that info.biggerpatterson wrote:For those with a cable system with on demand , it's season 16 episode 12, Concrete Jungle. Toward the middle of the show.
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I watched the clip the other day, cool stuff. Thanks for the info.biggerpatterson wrote:For those with a cable system with on demand , it's season 16 episode 12, Concrete Jungle. Toward the middle of the show.