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Todays question - brake drums
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zimmy
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hey jack..get used to replacing or repairing any part
you look at.....seems like thats how it goes with LBCs..
but itll sure be satisfying driving around in a practically new classic car when your finished...not to mention the fairly cheap investment compared to a NEW car!...zimmy
you look at.....seems like thats how it goes with LBCs..
but itll sure be satisfying driving around in a practically new classic car when your finished...not to mention the fairly cheap investment compared to a NEW car!...zimmy
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jlaird
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Oh, not complaining you understand. When I am finished I will have a new Bugeye. Will last the rest of my life and beyond.
Not only do I have the statisfaction of doing it, but I saved a bugeye that someone can restore easly in 20 years or so if it needs it.
And I get to drive it, look at it in the garage, and think about it when it is raining or cold. hehe. It's mine forever.
Oh, found a peice of foam just right for the bottom of the heater box blowing down the street this morning while walking the dog. Strange how these things turn out. Closed cell and about 3/8 thick and a foot square. Maybe I'll make a spair or two to share.
Not only do I have the statisfaction of doing it, but I saved a bugeye that someone can restore easly in 20 years or so if it needs it.
And I get to drive it, look at it in the garage, and think about it when it is raining or cold. hehe. It's mine forever.
Oh, found a peice of foam just right for the bottom of the heater box blowing down the street this morning while walking the dog. Strange how these things turn out. Closed cell and about 3/8 thick and a foot square. Maybe I'll make a spair or two to share.
