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21-10-12, 12:53
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Canungra
Scott,
I really enjoyed Canungra, but I would happily forgoe (? spelling) the pleasure to take delivery of that vehicle too  Cooooooool! Wanna swap 
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Ford CMP, 115" WB,1942 (Under Restoration...still) Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder) Last edited by Private_collector; 21-10-12 at 13:04. 
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21-10-12, 13:01
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Hi Scott, that half track looks familiar!
Great stuff! Shame you were not at Canungra there was an awesome DiamontT White Half track there. Cheers Jeff
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42WLA HD 41 BSA WM20 42 GPW 42 C15A 43 969A Diamond T wrecker Type 2,3 & 4 Ausssie jeep trailers Last edited by Jeff Gordon; 21-10-12 at 13:03. Reason: Word missing
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25-04-13, 06:15
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06-07-13, 02:28
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Seal that concrete!
Scott,
Before you put ANYTHING on that lovely concrete, consider waiting till its cured then proof coat it with a penetrating concrete sealant. I used liquid Perspex in a previous shed and it worked a treat. Concrete dust was nil, sweeping up and removing oil drops was easy. Gave it two coats to leave a slick slightly gloss finish, so had to take a little care if it got wet, but ended in a much tidier and dust-free shed/work environment. The shed after that was coated with a so-called concrete paint by the building contractor: it was rubbish, and stripped off just running wheels across it, but too late to give the floor a coat of something better, so I had to live with it. The most recent shed got a coat of a satin finish water repelling sealant, and that works fine, too. Mike C
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06-07-13, 05:48
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Mike
How many sheds does it take to make a village?
 David
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06-07-13, 16:10
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The Shed Complex
My wife dubbed the last one at Gunning, NSW, 'The Shed Complex'.... a 40' x 25', a 40' x 20' skillion, and a 40' x 20' shed, all adjacent and with concrete floors and with aprons front and back (to run the forklift around and work outside).
Then we moved to the USA..... So now I have a modest 30' x 25'. Always believed that acquiring MVs was one thing, but housing them properly to prevent deterioration while they waited in the resto line was a top priority. But that's just my view.... Mike C
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