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R: I noticed that you have a few motorcycles - when did you get into motorcycles?
GGL: Oh, I've been into motorcycles for just about all of my life. I've got the 2000 Harley Davidson Fatboy here in Arizona and I've got my 2003 Harley Davidson Road King which I'll be driving to Sturgis this year.
R: Do you go to Sturgis each year?
GGL: No, this will be my first year - we're going to do our broadcasting from Sturgis and we'll have a lot of events taking place for our listeners and visitors to our website, www.liddyshow.com.
R: Are you happy with your current "stable"? Any plans to improve or replace any of the vehicles?
GGL: Well, we're going to need to replace Mrs. Liddy's Mercedes-Benz fairly soon - it's a 1994 model - but we're building a new garage, so we'll wait for that to be finished before replacing anything.
R: Do you have a wish list of sorts? A dream car, perhaps?
GGL: Just for nostalgia's sake and because I enjoyed acting in "Miami Vice" so much - I was the only villain who was never captured or killed by my friend, Don Johnson - I would like to have a Ferrari Testarossa.
R: Since your calendar "Stacked and Packed" has been so successful, have you considered doing anything with cars? Perhaps something like "Ammo, Autos, and Awesome Babes"?
GGL: Well, there are a lot of calendars with babes and motorcycles or cars, and we have used motorcycles in some of our photo shoots, but generally speaking those types of calendars have been done enough. The only other interest we've had from people is an exclusive, "all Diana" [Diana Kalandros, Gordon's Executive Producer for his talk show, "The G. Gordon Liddy Show"] calendar. The poster of her has completely sold out, so there's been a lot of interest in doing an all-Diana calendar.
Roadfly: When you're not working on your talk show or tending to your vehicles, what do you like to do with your free time?
GGL: I like to parachute - I just returned from a trip to Israel where I jumped with the Israeli Airforce (the IAF). I'm also a bit of an amateur photographer; I like to shoot with my 35mm camera and black-and-white film because I can do my own lab work.
R: Shifting gears; you're a fabulous writer - I love reading your work - any other books on the horizon?
GGL: I just released "When I was Kid, This Was A Free Country", and have been promoting that. It's a book that talks about how our civil liberties have been degraded gradually over time, in what has often been a "knee-jerk" reaction to events that have affected our country.
I think it's important to alert younger people that each one of these events has carved away some freedom, and you're going to have to be very vigilant in getting them back.
As far as future books are concerned, I'm working on another novel, but I'm not certain as to when that will be completed.
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