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I am convinced the ability to sit behind the wheel and make vroom vroom noises (and imagine it) is a critical part of this hobby. ( and something to sustain you during a restoration)
BTW, looks like there is a lot less of you to love these days! Good on you.
BTW, looks like there is a lot less of you to love these days! Good on you.
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Thanks JP, I've been working on the belly but you know how it is - the cinnamon swirl pastries at the office this morning were calling me...
Definitely on the vroom noises, you should see this boy on my lawn tractor - he is still raring to go after we run it all out of gas.
He's only one year old so he didn't understand why it just stopped. He was reaching for the key and the accelerator lever - good problem solving skills already!
Definitely on the vroom noises, you should see this boy on my lawn tractor - he is still raring to go after we run it all out of gas.
He's only one year old so he didn't understand why it just stopped. He was reaching for the key and the accelerator lever - good problem solving skills already!