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26-03-09, 03:09
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Paint spill!!!!!!!
Getting down to the nitty gritty....just waiting for some canvas goodies to arrive and a few more little pieces to attach.....
Cheers from the birth place of Ford CMPs, Windsor Ontario Inbound Friday at Gracies... Mike Timoshyk 
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26-03-09, 03:33
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Mike, remember saying this just a few posts up the page?
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By the way, the paint job looks great. I'll get the door on the bus early next week.
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26-03-09, 04:40
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Lookeeng good!
It'd look better with a quad Polsten behind it! Perhaps you might like to drive it up to BBBBBBBBBB (Boobee- how many Bs are in it anyway?!) this summer and drag the Polsten around to see if yer brakes are up to it!
Love those Gunner markings! You beek Way!  Mike 
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29-03-09, 05:04
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greetings mike nice camo--sure is an eye catcher. yesterday as i contemplated a barbeque tank ithink i saw a clam in the curve of the dished head, possibly a 10.5 inch clam.
walt
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03-04-09, 21:46
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Hey Walter,
Not a bad idea.....any snow up your way....like in the back forty? I am due for a visit up your way. Would like to also meet Albert. cheers Mike
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29-04-09, 23:58
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Cab 13 Maintenance
Hi folks,
I have been doing a little maintenance on the Ford. I needed to tighten up the fan belt. Anyone who has tried to do this will certainly appreciate what a pain in the butt it can be. Especially doing it yourself. After a few moments of contemplation I worked out a solution. It may not be new, but for those who will have to address the problem in the future I have provided a couple of pics of how I did it. Of course this means a few more items to carry in the tool box....no wonder it is so big. No wise cracks from you Bow Tie Guys... cheers from Windsor....home of the Ford CMP Mike Timoshyk
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30-04-09, 04:17
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Hmmm
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