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I'd bet on the quality of the body work. Reading about how little profit British automobile manufacturers made per car indicates that they probably had...
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Bespoke doors! Jolly good show, guvnor, jolly good! Your fettling finesse is forth to few... form follows function and all that! I'd probably have cheated,...
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Passed quite a few myself. Last one took 2 or so days to pass. And triggered back spasms! Got dehydrated and that was the results!...
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4 bars, and not the type that sell libations. I've been just tinkering with little stuff that needs to be changed to get the V8-60 tube axle into the...
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I can see it with a blown hemi, a big stickshift sticking out of the side, and a big hairy green thing driving it! Okay back on my meds now...
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Well, there are rusty knucles and busted knees... ...
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The only problem with that is the iron grit on the driveway. It gets in the nooks and crannies and then rusts! My old driveway was always rusty....
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Got some pictures of the saw. 1st up, the switch.
I had to put the pivot screw in the 2nd to last hole to get it to work smoothly with the Harbor...
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The clamp came off of the old cutoff saw that I smoked the armature and brushes. I still have to alter that section of 2x3 to act as a spacer, and fasten...
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What you talkin' bout Willis (cultural tv reference...)? I've bolted lots of leftover stuff to the Whatever project. And plenty of new stuff. And have...
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Yes, inside existing structures will be its forte. No point emissions to deal with, and an electrical infrastructure to recharge the battery. When these...
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Way back in the way back days, I read in Hot Rod magazine an interesting tidbit of information regarding getting a bellhousing centered. It involved boring...
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I've always wanted to mess with a Crosley engine. I bought up a fellows garage full of Mini parts 20 odd years ago. Blazer was full front to back, literally...
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That's what I was thinking also. Yeah, I'll have to call and ask directly...
a few small changes inside the body to that way overbuilt and overthought...
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There's only one thing I don't understand: electrical engineers need to use imaginary numbers to make the math work.
That and spraying paint....
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Coming along nicely! Someday when you grow up, you might be able to get a job as a body man...
I'm going to be an electrical engineer......
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I'm so confused! .
The answer is yes, or no! Or maybe. All of the above. None of the above.
I'm going to design...
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It's been a while since I ran one, but I do remember the Miatas running , no problem. Just a helmet and like you said, common sense. There was a father,...
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I looked thru SCTA rules, they want same as NHRA for diameter. Thickness was fractionally different: 0.118 vs 0.120. I'll be buying 0.125. That way...
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