Always liked the Anglia
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Fun fact...
I did verify here on the site in an exchange between Tom and another member. Screen shot provided if you want to make a pen and ink change.
The ID for this 904 is incorrectly listed on page 184 of Tom Hand's book as being a 727. It just made me do a double take...re-check the pan and the tail extension length.
Another example of how this site is such a cool resource.
I did verify here on the site in an exchange between Tom and another member. Screen shot provided if you want to make a pen and ink change.
The ID for this 904 is incorrectly listed on page 184 of Tom Hand's book as being a 727. It just made me do a double take...re-check the pan and the tail extension length.
Another example of how this site is such a cool resource.
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Project 440DD
Project 440DD
Hope it doesn't bite real bad and ya get over it fast. Sorry the shoulder I bet was bad enough.went to the ER this morning for my shoulder... to also find out i have covid finally.. Wooo!!! winning
Hope you feel better!went to the ER this morning for my shoulder... to also find out i have covid finally.. Wooo!!! winning
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I think I got moved to the beach near the British Columbia border while I slept 
Close to our heat of the day and it's a blistering 55° One of the homies sent me a YouTube about wheel locks. Anybuddy wanna see it? It is about 15 minutes long.
Close to our heat of the day and it's a blistering 55° One of the homies sent me a YouTube about wheel locks. Anybuddy wanna see it? It is about 15 minutes long.
Wheel locks, yea I'd like to see it.I think I got moved to the beach near the British Columbia border while I slept
I'd prefer to see Locs and Cream Cheese...... 
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Knowing Bill for 50+ years I was expectin' something completely off the wall
but he surprised me
Knowing Bill for 50+ years I was expectin' something completely off the wall
If it was me stealing the back wheels I'd just unbolt the leaf springs and take the rear axle and all. Much easier. Might get a good set of gears as well. LOL
Just take the whole car.
I have a case of the "slows" today. it's snowing a little here now but it's not cold enough to stick around.
Nice day here but not going to last and yea snowing slows me down also.
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We are seeing an abundance of them as well on our farm. Seems like a good crop of Yotes this year.
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Well gotta a bit of surprise today while forming up a bridge. Silly cottonmouth (water moccasin) brought fangs to a gun fight! He lost his head.
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Well my third hand is as usual dressed in all orange. Doesn’t say a lot but sure is handy. Getting my wire rolled out and trying to get it back flat. Getting ready to put it in the bridge form.
How many yards is the shop away from the house?
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I would call it a decent pistol shot away. Aprox sixty yards?
Playing around with one of the cheap 904 cores I bought.
"Removed the rear pump you say?"
"Removed the rear pump you say?"
Trail cam I assume, thinking about getting one just to see what's passing through. If you have any advice on them?
I don't think I could hit that if it was 60 inches, nice shot!
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