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Originally Posted by V8Ian
Plenty of Pink in stock, Ian. Pastel Blue is also selling well.[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by V8Ian
Plenty of Pink in stock, Ian. Pastel Blue is also selling well.[bigrolf]
That's my best guess too. The Salisbury was prone to breaking the axle tubes out of the centre casing on very badly corrugated roads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gav 110
Land Rover ownerQuote:
Originally Posted by scarry
I was gonna say that but didnt want to stir the pot[biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
I recon it looks like Dazza or JC after a day working in the workshop[wink11]
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Originally Posted by scarry
As a work of naive art I nominate it's title as..... "Fridgeee Despair"
One can certainly feel those vibes. Well, this one can.[bigsad]:clap2::Rolling:
Yes,me too...[thumbsupbig][bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
And if you look at its head,it seems to be made out of one of those copper spun driers cut up.
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Originally Posted by scarry
We are that dying breed that makes do with **** in hand, it is called improvisation .
If the Aborigines can make some cash with dots there should be a good overseas market for Genuwine " Land of OZ Copper Artifacts" From Friggie Art.
Think I'll register that name before somebody snuks in & grabs it.
I wonder what their daily output could be? Two per Lunch Hour should be profitable. You wanna be GM? CEO? President? **** kicker? A thought. We could hook up with a few Mines for a stable supply or have an account with Lovies or ACTROL. Job done. [bigrolf]