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Re: FOR SALE 85 ute. Melb |
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up for sale again (twice) due to people putting small deposits and not coming back. And/Or not going to hold it for weeks either. Its a great car/restorer , got all good bits. NO Not Reg. Any good offers with cash in hand will be considered
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Re: IHI Lysholm style twin screw supercharger |
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Mmmm twin screw great price D, Lowmion is chasing 1.. what are the dimensions ?? I,ll let him know
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Re: A15 - Advice from Experience Wanted Desperately |
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Hillclimbs, go medium to heavy flywheel, go square stroke, dont think long will make a difference and it will last longer.It's easier to play with ya diff ratio and box ratio to get the right medium for you requirements. Suspension also is a key factor. Dont put so much factor on engine HP , your gears will compensate.. ps have fun anyway !!
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Re: Rim widening q? |
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Re: Wanted 1200,sedan,coupe,wagon or ute |
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Lowmion, nothing I have is rego'd though 1 is engineered a15 with 5 spd for qld
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Re: AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN |
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Absolutely agree about private industry, Wars create new growth, jobs economy. Rockerfella paid Stalin, millions in gold to start the war. Just to get the mining rights cause the czar turned him down. War is big money and a dirty business !! It is a shame about the casualties and who suffers.
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Re: AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN |
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I remember my great grandfather telling me that Turkey paid Britain upfront for X amount of ship's to be built, prior to the war. When the war broke out, Germany approached Turkey, But Churchill, told Turkey "your not getting ya ships" just incase they took Germany's side. Basically it was lose lose, Turkey declared war on Britain and was going to get involved anyway, but better with out any ships.
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Re: AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN |
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A14Forced, show some respect !! This is about the past not the present. I and i'd say a few people on here, couldn't give a crap about your conspiracy theories.
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Re: Easy ways to paint underside of car? |
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datsunbeginner, if you know how to paint, you must have contacts then?? I presume you must have had a few yrs experience spraying and prepping cars?? Or are you a qualified DIY backyarder ?? The moral of the story was.. If you know what your doing , fine do it.. If your half sure and half cocked, go get it done professional.
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Re: Easy ways to paint underside of car? |
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Thank god I got a car hoist !! But why go to that bother if your not willing to atleast hunt around a few panel shops and see if you can find someone that can do it. Spend a few bucks or do a half crap job and chance damaging it, rolling it on its side.. Penny pinching wont help you in the long run. Im saving to get my car painted properly, not looking for back yard painters called Harry Suck with a paint roller for $500 that promised a show car finish for 3 mths and then bitch when peels off in sheets and you notice it bogged with news paper.. and not going to do it myself either. If your not mechanically minded or a semi decent welder or painter or anything car related and have plenty of time and patients... Get a professional !! Most of the time, do it yourself stuff costs you double and a hell of alot less headaches
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