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03-22-2009 04:40 PM #1
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mopar34--Yah, but then it would be work!!!Old guy hot rodder
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03-22-2009 05:13 PM #2
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Brian I bought a lathe and a mill when I build my 38 chevy back in 89 with machine shop cost out of sight those two items are very helpful. Good work or should I say FUN
Charlie
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03-22-2009 05:39 PM #3
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Brian wrote:mopar34--Yah, but then it would be work!!!
Yeah, I know, work is a bitch. But then work can have it's rewards, like $$money$$. And money buys parts for our other favorite toys.
Bob
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I check in everyday and some are better than others. I don't think Brent has anything to do with the forum anymore, but I'm not sure. Hopefully as time moves on the forum will get better.
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