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Got coils?

Thread starter SOCALFJ
Start date Jul 9, 2007

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SOCALFJ

Jul 9, 2007

#1

Notice the quarter :grinpimp:

:grinpimp:

Slomo

It's Complicated

Jul 9, 2007

#2

Are those off a freight train or something? Big!

Bluetribal

Jul 9, 2007

#3

No I think Dave just bought them to help support the weight of his cruiser

Brentbba

Former Golfer

Jul 9, 2007

#4

Dave's next mod!

PabloVTA

beside La Caja China

SILVER Star

Jul 10, 2007

#5

ZING!

RAYJON

Get a bigger hammer..

Jul 10, 2007

#6

that looks like the coil out of the end of a rail car coupler cushioning device. To compress that is going to take 30-40 tons....

calstyl2

Jul 12, 2007

#7

RAYJON said:
that looks like the coil out of the end of a rail car coupler cushioning device. To compress that is going to take 30-40 tons....

you dont know............................................... :doh:

:doh:

:cheers:

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