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Trevor Jessie
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"Speck"-tacular
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Neat!
A popular thing with some vintage folks is to use a Guinness can that way...or a big Foster's can for a catch-can.
I've seen VW guys use a can of Heinekin as a coil cover.
But the Speckled Hen is *perfect* for an MG!
A popular thing with some vintage folks is to use a Guinness can that way...or a big Foster's can for a catch-can.
I've seen VW guys use a can of Heinekin as a coil cover.
But the Speckled Hen is *perfect* for an MG!
