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I watched Ben Bray win back to back in two classes at the winter nationals at the wisd. All the while freezing my butt off and eating overpriced unhealthy heart congeling pluto pups (battered Savs for the politically incorrect)

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phew

youre lucky you didnt put oil in the trans
or atf in the block

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i played footy and we won by more than 100 points for the 3rd week in a row. and the other teams' spectators had a brawl with each other. quite funny stuff,.
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min13k wrote:
anton one question did the smell of the oil not give it away lol
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the trans is shot....the fluid came out black like motor oil....there was no true auto fluid smell either....so it didn't seem odd.....
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did the trans go anybettter with the new oil once you emptied some out?
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Jules,
you know when buying childrens' shoes you always buy a couple of sizes too large.
i dearly hope you applied that concept to the shed :oops:


Yeah. Hopefully we'll be getting rid of the 1100 and the Clubby S in the near future. They're just a bit too rusty for my liking.
The Mokes can stay out in the weather, they're covered by a tarp.

We can always tack a carport on the shed for more room if need be.

Julie................who doesn't need any more Minis.

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I put an `A+' Mini drive dog on a Pulsar dizzy and shoved it into Barney's 1293A+.. 8)
And I went and got a bigass Exide 550CCA battery for him, `coz the old one is nearly RIP. Now he spins nice, instead of Urrr...Urrr...Urr. :wink:

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czerial wrote:
did the trans go anybettter with the new oil once you emptied some out?


I wish......but no :x
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