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I got a dud battery last year Also they said my car was the problem and not charging it. My man, i told you I have a battery tester and the result

Bicycle sprocket m8 Our stove top actually came with a cast iron one stock,but nowhere else I have ever taken my coffee pot has ever had one

Smoke the hemp first, then scrape the shellac out of thr bong

Used a D shackle and a pin from a door hinge out of a 1930s bungalow. Will attach it with a bit of sink plug chain or something sonic doesn't get lost

Threw some brass and beeswax on the drawbar. Put some big brass screws through the 2 sections, I knew I was saving those for something. I think it looks suitably vintage

Will do some reshaping to the rimu drawbar once the glue sets, and make some kind of hook set up. I have an eye bolt mounted to the back of the trike. Also painted the tray, will probably rivet it on using the original brackets. Painted the white part just before it ruined heavily, so it's not very nice. Oops. Might line it with some wood or something nice rather than paint again

Bout that time again

What colour code is the paint?

One dummy carb on each side. It's a street rod m9

Well Roland, it appears you have overlooked Honda's F1 developer designing the goldwing engine

Wookies in the woods is the vr6 nats in the states

70 year old crossplys?

I got some pressed sheet metal ones off I think off summit racing a while back. Quite thick

gas-shielded flux-cored wires. https://www.thefabricator.com/thewelder/article/consumables/all-about-gas-shielded-flux-cored-arc-welding-wires

in new zealand it always needs to be licenced/rego paid to be on the road at 40 years it becomes "classic". this means a slight change to "continuous licencing" in that it takes a little longer for it to be come deregistered if you forget to put it on hold