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Yes well identified.
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I like how they randomly threw Gowron from Star Trek in there.
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Doc ain't got no hair. It all blew off in the Air Force.
Buckshot57
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Worked on the TR6 yesterday, it kicked my butt. Up at 4:45 due to body aching. Contemplating why we choose smaller car projects when we get older??
PDIGIO_6x3
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Over the past month I worked on my TR6 as well. At 60 years old, rolling around under the car on cement floors doesn’t do my body any good. But I can’t stop tinkering. I just replaced all the brake lines, then two weeks later I replaced the gasket, seals, and mounts on the differential.. The rewards come from behind the wheel.
PDIGIO_6x3
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LMAO
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titanfan10
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and touched the sound of silence
PDIGIO_6x3
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Believe me, I could write a book.
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I don't feel like doing anything today.
I think I've got an enlarged procrastinate.
I think I've got an enlarged procrastinate.
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