80 body swap question
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That particular specimen is beautifully restored. I can't imagine how much time the guy spent shagging all the little detail bits to get it to look like that. Study the photo carefully and look at the do-dads. What an attention to detail.
>> Oh and I like most people on this thread know nothing about body swaps <<
And a moderator is never around when you need one. Let someone ask a question that was covered with a single post 2 years ago and Junk will scream SEARCH before the guy gets his finger off of the send key.... but teacher's pet can ramble on for days about the bodily functions of some dead guy and not a peep. Somehow it just doesn't seem fair.
Such is life.
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And a moderator is never around when you need one. Let someone ask a question that was covered with a single post 2 years ago and Junk will scream SEARCH before the guy gets his finger off of the send key.... but teacher's pet can ramble on for days about the bodily functions of some dead guy and not a peep. Somehow it just doesn't seem fair.
Such is life.
-B-
-B-
You liked the halftrack, didn't you......................
You liked the halftrack, didn't you......................
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Beowulf said:
well, sure, Junk knows he'll need an engine soon again from Dan, and me I'm just a plain ole nice guy not worth shutting up, so we indulge!
Besides, between the 2 of us we got major firepower...!
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>> and me I'm just a plain ole nice guy <<
Eric,
Don't you have a loose nutsert somewhere that needs a good turn daily?
-B-
Eric,
Don't you have a loose nutsert somewhere that needs a good turn daily?
-B-
Beowulf said:>> and me I'm just a plain ole nice guy <<
Eric,
Don't you have a loose nutsert somewhere that needs a good turn daily?
-B-
nope, don't got no loose nutserts no mo'. Got a bunch that are still tight, and a few holes, but no loose ones.
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semlin
curmudgeon
ain't no bugs on Eric. no sir, there may be bugs on some of us mugs, but there ain't no bugs on him
oh and wulfman if we are going to have a debate about rambling on, I think it should be in Beonese.
by the way Dan the answer is 0.8 mpg outside a combat zone. In a combat zone it is likely to be on fire at least part of the time, in which case your fuel consumption may vary.
oh and wulfman if we are going to have a debate about rambling on, I think it should be in Beonese.
by the way Dan the answer is 0.8 mpg outside a combat zone. In a combat zone it is likely to be on fire at least part of the time, in which case your fuel consumption may vary.
Figure I join the ranks of the gun toting avatar group.
That wasn't post padding. Now this, this is post padding!
