Will´s 1968 Dodge Charger
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OMG he's back ! Ha ! I told you he was alive or we'd have heard the explosion.
Yay !!!
Edit - In my excitement of our resident crazymans return I forgot to add how epic that charger looks. i remember following the thread of when he got it and it looked, well, 'ambitious'. The first inkling that we were dealing with someone different here was the self-constructed rotisserie and diesel blasting setup. Anyone remember that ? Didnt he make an oven too for something ? And a dozen paint-stripping guns to bend plastic ?
Seriously - that car. Wil, it looks amazing. Cant wait to see it for real.
Yay !!!
Edit - In my excitement of our resident crazymans return I forgot to add how epic that charger looks. i remember following the thread of when he got it and it looked, well, 'ambitious'. The first inkling that we were dealing with someone different here was the self-constructed rotisserie and diesel blasting setup. Anyone remember that ? Didnt he make an oven too for something ? And a dozen paint-stripping guns to bend plastic ?
Seriously - that car. Wil, it looks amazing. Cant wait to see it for real.
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I remember all of those things Morgan, especially the diesel to get rid of the underseal
You are very tenacious Will and this fantastic car is the result of all your hard work. Very pleased for you, enjoy her my friend!
You are very tenacious Will and this fantastic car is the result of all your hard work. Very pleased for you, enjoy her my friend!
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Lol there where a few funny moments
So amazing the complete gang is still here
I will have to dig up a few pictures of the funny moments
So amazing the complete gang is still here
I will have to dig up a few pictures of the funny moments
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I want to see a photo of DaveB with his wallet out, and taking money OUT, not putting it IN - that would be (rare) sight!
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Cheeky git,I love spending money,,,,,,,if its a good deal
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After years of trying to find the best thing to keep bare metal from rusting I'm still testing !!
Today a little bit of damp bush testing results to follow !
Today a little bit of damp bush testing results to follow !
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I take it you tried Gibbs ?
It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered."
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Looking for an oil based solution for the lathe bed for example are ethier of these suitable for this ????
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I wipe my lathe down with a spray oil such as AC90,WD40 etc then go over the lathe bed, saddle, cross slide with air tool oil.autofetish wrote: ↑Sun Oct 14, 18 9:27 am Looking for an oil based solution for the lathe bed for example are ethier of these suitable for this ????
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I wouldn’t use ACF 50 for a lather bed, as it dries without leaving any residue.
For my lathe & Mill, I just use a light oil, such as spindle oil or even hydraulic oil will be fine
For my lathe & Mill, I just use a light oil, such as spindle oil or even hydraulic oil will be fine
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As a non drying still greasy liquid the cheaper stuff wins !
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