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The brake pipes for the drivers side rear corner. New brake pipe was used through out the whole car. (68)
3 of 4 We even decided to include the B pillar posts in the mould.
Should we have to replace the rear side window, then we will have to cut out all of this panel to get to the glass, but in reality, what is the chance of this happening? (228)
The brand new 3.9 litre Rover V8, which has never beeen installed in a car - a proposal is to use the Toyota Supra gearbox instaed of the new Rover - not too sure about this - anyway, offereing up for size. (102)
An issue of having a modified bell house has been that we had to make a longer clutch slave cylinder push rod. Mick was able to turn me one on our old lathe
excel glitch on basic dell pc at my old job.
pushing 'er to the limits with extraneous multitasking.
circa 2006
Nice sunny stroll by bike today. My body still defaults to Recovery watts and that’s ok. Used the outing for exactly that and a few photos of my beloved Exceed.
Freshly build up out of the bike bag from the Hellenic Mountain Race. Completely washed, 36 tooth chain ring installed again and also finally switched over to the Sram Eagle AXS X01 rear derailleur I already bought last November. Saves a whopping 65.3 g against the AXS GX one.
I also installed a new and freshly hot waxed chain. The one I used for the HMR and over 1000 km prior is still in ace condition but is shortened for use with the 32t chainring.
Bike excelled again without a single mechanical during the race. Only battle scars: circular scratch marks and a bit of paint chipped around the bottom bracket. Must have picked up some nasty stuff in the muddy sections especially in the long first night.
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Salute, one of the largest wargames events in Britain was held on Saturday at Excel London. The event attracted more than 6000 UK wargamers, military modellers and re-enactors of all ages and featured table-top wargames based on many periods in world history.
Now part of a set: www.flickr.com/photos/barryslemmings/sets/72157616074778920/
As well as table-top wargames there were re-enactors from the Zulu War, Elizabethan period and even a Lara Croft look-a-alike. There were some real military vehicles including Fox and Ferret armoured cars and remote-control model tanks in huge 1/4 and 1/6 scale. Truly these were big boys' toys!