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A traveling motorsports technician that lives an extremely vertical lifestyle. They can typically be found living in vans down by rivers or any national park waiting for a car to work on.
“A pair of bokeynos rolled through last night en route to Pittsburgh working on Corvettes.”

“That bokeyno over yonder at the Buc-ees brisket counter rode into Texas this morning and gave my ride some lambo doors! World needs more traveling Motorsports technicians.”
bokeyno by The Wicked Win October 7, 2022
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A traveling motorsports technician that lives an extremely vertical lifestyle. You can typically find one living in a van down by the river or any given national park.
“A bokeyno rolled into town dead of night on a journey towards a garage full of Corvettes to work on. He was about 5’ 10’’ & looked to be livin in his truck.. pure bokeyno.” -Highway Patrol

“That bokeyno over yonder by the Buc-ees brisket counter rode into town to give my ride lambo doors! World needs more traveling technicians.” - 72 year old Corvette owner
bokeyno by The Wicked Win October 7, 2022
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