This is NUTS!!!!
Pro
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 653
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From: TX
Originally Posted by stingr69
There are no decent reproductions that have the correct thickness. If you get dinged for it and end up short, you might loose the "Top Flight" status you need if you are in a NCRS judging competition.
I figure the thicker material makes for more threads at the least and less likely to cross thread maybe.
Originally Posted by UKPaul
But when they start criticising me for modifying my car/bike from standard is the point at which I'll walk away.
Originally Posted by UKPaul
Having restored to original a couple of bikes I know exactly the effort, time & cost involved. But I also know that just as much effort, time & money is put into creating a (properly) modified version of the same thing.
Great post by the way.
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 3,529
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From: Sherwood Park Alberta
I've got some original, never been breathed, 1970 air. It's summer air so you can actually use it to fill up your tires.
Starting bid $10.00.....Buy it now for $50. Come on....where are you going to find 1970 air these days?
Starting bid $10.00.....Buy it now for $50. Come on....where are you going to find 1970 air these days?
Safety Car
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 3,758
Likes: 3
From: Surrey
Originally Posted by vttedrm
I've got some original, never been breathed, 1970 air. It's summer air so you can actually use it to fill up your tires.
Starting bid $10.00.....Buy it now for $50. Come on....where are you going to find 1970 air these days?
Starting bid $10.00.....Buy it now for $50. Come on....where are you going to find 1970 air these days?
Safety Car
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 3,758
Likes: 3
From: Surrey
Originally Posted by Silvr77
Paul....your dating yourself. 
I liked that scent on a lady!!!
Eddie
I liked that scent on a lady!!!Eddie
There were a lot of bad things about the 70's, but the women were 
So were those special lightweight air filter wing nuts GM used 
