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Not a real design... more of a test tat to see what would look good on him.
Drawn freehand with marker by yours truly about a year before the winged cock tat went on.
Edging pattern developing from the image of an 1800s tatted doily. The attempt on the right is playing around with some rolled tatting.
Modifications Performed:
Wheels: Rennen R7 Step Lip Contour
Finish: Brushed Gunmetal Clear w/ Gloss Black Outer Lips
Sizes: (F) 21x9.0 | (R) 21x11.0
Tires: Michelin Pilot Super Sport
(F) 255/30/21
(R) 295/25/21
Suspension: KW HAAS Spring Lowering Kit
Paint | AA Collision Centers
Jet Black Roof, Side View Mirrors, Grill, Window Trim, & Emblems
Paladium Silver Reflectors & Trunk Trim
Tint: Tailights
The original dropout holders where missing on the Hydra. Made new ones today which included a spacer to allow me to use 3D dropouts.
Johnson suspends at roughly six-feet above the ground. There was a small crowd in the room who viewed the spectacle, but it was not open to the public.
Second modification of an X-Arcade duo stick. These are Suzo-Happ competition buttons; I got the purple buttons on a lot sale from Twisted Quarter (no lock nuts- had to get those from Suzo-Happ directly). How did I get contrasting black buttons with purple bezels? I took parts from my HanaHo HotRod stick, which has black Suzo-Happ competition buttons, and simply swapped out the parts.
A series of photos taken in and around the Wholesale District of Downtown Los Angeles, CA. This series attempts to create a portrait of the area through an examination of the architecture and other man-made "modifications" to the area.
My reproduction floor pan was complete except for a few details: the spare tire flange, voltage regulator mounting blocks, brake light switch wire hole, and the four cable tabs that secure the loom as it travels along the base of the firewall. I cut the spare tire flange off the old floor and plug welded it and the regulator mounting blocks from below to simulate the spot welds that BMW used. I still need to add those tabs…
Many people don’t believe a lender wants to help you. It is really TRUE! Remember they are in the business of collecting money. They want you to continue to pay your mortgage. They don’t want your property. Not now when buyers are few. They also don’t want at a loss.
But you have to understand their viewpoint. This report puts you on the other side of the table and gives you the perspective from the lender’s point of view. This report provides the insight into the process and allows you to manipulate the situation in your favor!
My ninja style prototype circuit
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In order to accommodate the LMF-2 tonearm pillar and tonearm connector, an opening was fashioned in the base directly below the armboard mounting hole.
The tonearm cable shown is from the excellent 428phono range produced by Yannis Tome (www.back-promo.co.uk/html/428phono.html)