bathcollector

Mayte greatest wheels ever mayte

Yeah, they really grate me, haha. But to the question, the Rostyles do look good on it already.

Cheviot turbos

All turbo mags should be relegated to crayfishpot weights with very loose knots. Shoot me if you like.

I will be there. If you see a littlish longhair boy with Ratfink on the back of his jacket, come say gidday, i'll be the bearded one with him.

Go into Blackwoods on Tremaine and see Gunny or Brian for some Devcon alloy putty. Will do the trick well.

I was right.

 

I didn't go

 

totally forgot about it

Thought of you when we went past Las Vegas on the way home

Yep,a good night alright, but is that the normal entry fee now ?? $180-00 for me, wife and 2 kids seemed a bit steep ? no family pass offered either. No mention of the war either.

It's the additive in the EP oil that eats the bronze bushes etc isn't it ?

The Mountshop have a reasonable range. Coby do small cotton reels as do Repco, 1/4" or 6mm.

just happened across a wandering Sentra, Manlymanman and Uterus while wandering about town : then it rained

 

pic for fred

 

Brings back memories of the slot car club in the top of this building many years ago. I remember an excited Jack Peru getting us young guys down for a go on his new CO2 welder back in the early seventies when he owned the building.

Dean is your man, no poo. Don't know Jason,s work. Dean is building a 36 3 window coupe for himself from a 4 door. If you want some references call Spook Howard in Auckland or Shane Baker in Masterton

If you want it done properly by a craftsman contact Dean Blenkhorn on the Taihape Road.

I had one as a kid and i think it was pre 1970 when i got it ? Had it for quite a few years, upgraded to a bolt on kickstart for the Tecumseh. That kickstart was the poo for a kid back then. I sold it and bought a brand new Honda QA50. Paid $150-00 for the Tru Test and sold it for $150-00, used that as deposit and paid the rest off with my weekly paper run then milk run pay. I have 3 Tru Tests now, 2 going, one of them rebuilt, one running and one waiting to be rebuilt. Cool little bikes.

Hmm might give them both a go.

 

Hammerite can get from the same place im guessing?

I think Mitre 10 sell it. I get mine through work from Hobeca. Smoothrite is somewhat obviously the smooth finish.

I wouldn't use POR15 again, it's not that great at sticking to anything longterm apart from your skin. Go down to Paint and paper superstore and grab some Wattyl super etch primer and wattyl epoxy black and go to it. Hammerite/Smoothrite is another excellent product that i would use instead of POR15. It is primer topcoat in one and leaves a nice finish.

Would this be fixable?

 

 

 

 

Im guessing maybe not/time to make some outdoor furniture

Is that a 7" or 8 1/2"one ?? I have had a few sets of these, wish i had kept a pair of 7".

Farrk !! can he ballroom dance too ???

man these are so dope.

go all brian ax on it and be awesome

Without the Brian Ax combover though !

Nick swearing  haha. Did he tell you about his wagon ?

Is the rear guard okay with the WOF and cert guys ?? I was told it had to be back past the rear axle line.

The bike itself is a Honda QA50