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Looks like a Rabbits intestines.How to double the weight of a fuel tankView attachment 423536
Looks like a Rabbits intestines.How to double the weight of a fuel tankView attachment 423536
Always said repeat customers are the answer as no advertising etc required.I think thats were i am going wrong in business, i should stop drilling the ends of the cracks, or grinding off the old weld for that matter, just scab it on top and see them again next week!
Yup...when they ask you to "Weld it", you do just that.I think thats were i am going wrong in business, i should stop drilling the ends of the cracks, or grinding off the old weld for that matter, just scab it on top and see them again next week!
I have fixed things on the farm here that have been "fixed" 4 times already!Yup...when they ask you to "Weld it", you do just that.
If they ask you to "Fix it" then you do it your way (the right way)
Ooph.Boat hull, luckily just above the waterline, apparently the guy used to be a welder for a living.
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From what I've heard you can stick up a picture of a factory ferrari chassis on this thread.
Used to be as opposed to being .Boat hull, luckily just above the waterline, apparently the guy used to be a welder for a living.
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Yep, they've always been badly made.
Some exhausting welding
Just imagine how much time someone spent on this. How many times did they pull the mig trigger"The new Porcupine 100 exhaust system gives your car a better tonal quality, along with more separation, ask for it at your local dealer today"
I once looked around a Lamborghini Urraco and wondered who'd been repairing it, turns out that no-one had.From what I've heard you can stick up a picture of a factory ferrari chassis on this thread.
See also TVRI once looked around a Lamborghini Urraco and wondered who'd been repairing it, turns out that no-one had.
that just needs some silicone over the top... no one would ever know!Boat hull, luckily just above the waterline, apparently the guy used to be a welder for a living.
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