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    I have downsized them Henry, You can zoom in and out by clicking the zoom buttons bottom right of your browser or pressing ctrl and using your mouse wheel.


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    Is it possible for you to downsize your photos before posting? I'm trying to follow along, but the size of the photos is overwhelming.
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    Boy do those backing plates look fantastic. What size tip do you use to shoot that flake, Steve?

    Oh, BTW, we have a little update coming on Dan's RPU.........you might actually get that ride sometime before you get too old to climb in it.

    Don

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    1.8 tip Don, Its only a miniflake so comes out pretty nice.

    Look forward to the update on young Dans car, Its gonna be a cool ride. I will never be to old for a Hotrod ride old chap


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    Boy do those backing plates look fantastic. What size tip do you use to shoot that flake, Steve?

    Oh, BTW, we have a little update coming on Dan's RPU.........you might actually get that ride sometime before you get too old to climb in it.

    Don
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    Steve,
    Really nice detail work.
    I can't think of his name at the moment, but my wife and I were at Costco's this morning and ran into the guy from Reid's he and his wife and son. I told him I was communicating with you threw the Internet, he said Hello!
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    They look so good (the backing plates) you have convinced me for certain that my T has too be that sort of Flake, bloody marvellous,now I just need to get "A" into "G" get back to work,earn some real money so that I can afford to start back onto the car. Damn it is so hard when one is on a sickness benefit,oh well the mortgage is still been paid, so not all is been lost. Cheers Whip.
    I maybe a little crazy but it stops me going insane.

    Isaiah 48: 17,18.

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    That must be Ashley i reckon Ken, Nice guy, say hi for me when you see him next please.
    Thanks for the thumbs, it means a lot coming from a fellow builder.


    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Thurm View Post
    Steve,
    Really nice detail work.
    I can't think of his name at the moment, but my wife and I were at Costco's this morning and ran into the guy from Reid's he and his wife and son. I told him I was communicating with you threw the Internet, he said Hello!
    Ken
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    The more i looked at the backplates i wasn't completely happy with them, so i made up some stainless rings for the drilled holes, Yes it was a lot of turning on the lathe.







    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    Oh yes, those backing plates were just pathetic before. You remind me of someone I live with who can't ever say something is done.

    That does look nice though.

    Don

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