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20-04-10, 23:12
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Looking forward to the pictures.
Wives around the world are the same, my wife thinks its a waste of money and takes up space.
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20-04-10, 23:19
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Why I'm single
Last I checked you cant drive Jewellery, or paint it green (which would be a vast improvement).
The 'taking up space' argument I havent thought of a comeback yet. Tony Smith where are you?? Sounds like you may have to start getting one on the road lads.
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Pax Vobiscum.......may you eat three meals a day & have regular bowel movements.
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21-04-10, 00:10
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my wife was refering to my stuff as junk so i showed her the door gave her half my junk... and then i got a girlfriend who think it is an important part of history....hehe
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21-04-10, 01:37
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Not Canadian wives...
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Well, only once. Wearing her house coat was probably not a good idea when she slide into a vehicle to help me bleed the hydraulics. The dam coat thing somehow shifted and allowed bare flesh to touch the cold steel floor. I bleed brakes all by myself now.
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21-04-10, 06:02
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No restoration started on any yet, still in buying mode. Not original engine in this one but I do have the original in the front. Was set up to be driven from back with hydraulic steering.
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21-04-10, 06:11
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This one my sons and dug out of a farmers field, was over half buried
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21-04-10, 06:19
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This one I believe is the remains of a tank hunter but not 100% sure, just going by the hood.
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21-04-10, 06:27
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This is all that is left of the carrier my dad bought after the war, he paid $50.00 for it complete and was even delivered here to town.
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