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17-07-11, 04:14
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 I'm going to call hoax. This is not a real restoration shop. The floors are too clean and everything is too well organized. Heck, who even know the name for those cool adjustable C-bar clamps.
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Terry Warner - 74-????? M151A2 - 70-08876 M38A1 - 53-71233 M100CDN trailer Beware! The Green Disease walks among us! 
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17-07-11, 05:18
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Looks like one of those shops you see on TV,where there is no grease or dirt,no rusted parts,and the mechanic guy never gets his hands dirty.All the parts come apart easily and new ones fit perfectly the first time.
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17-07-11, 05:19
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Oh,by the way,looks real good,Colin!
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17-07-11, 11:28
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Todays effort, and if the pics get boring please let me know.
Colin.
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17-07-11, 11:30
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Same day, same effort.
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17-07-11, 11:32
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Ditto day.
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17-07-11, 11:39
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Just to verify that I do get my hands dirty and it is a real workshop. I have to admit that my benches are not as clean as I keep my floor
 . Also those clamps I use are the best I have ever bought. They're not cheap but I have used a ring spanner to tighten jobs and never put them out of shape.Colin.
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