Well I borrowed a freinds tool so I could work on the parts car today!
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I was thinking that if no one wants the quarters (I have a potential buyer), that it would make a great peice of wall art for the rec room/bar area!
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I was thinking that if no one wants the quarters (I have a potential buyer), that it would make a great peice of wall art for the rec room/bar area!
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QUOTE(gopack @ Oct 13 2007, 04:10 AM) 
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I was thinking that if no one wants the quarters (I have a potential buyer), that it would make a great peice of wall art for the rec room/bar area!
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Hi Mark
What a great idea to make that a wall decoration!
How is the other car coming along?
Take that ... "shell", weld in some support metal, add some super high and soft suspension... Hello open-wheel offroad chassis!
Ya!! the Samba has a crap load of dunbugy frames to slap that tin on. Don't forget the turet mounted 50 cal. on the top unless you live in Cali.; they think you might really use it there for some reason. oh ya, there was that tank incident way back. ZING! 
Tank incident?!??!?
Hehe. I was just a little tyke when that happened.
Up here, all we need is a tractor and some spare time...!
Hehe. I was just a little tyke when that happened.
Up here, all we need is a tractor and some spare time...!
Ahh, The mighty Sawzall. If there's one tool I will never get rid of, it's that.
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