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  • #31
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    Thanks. I cab see view first unread and previous /next post now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    L Fries
    N96718
    TF#110

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    • #32
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      well Robert, this is gonna make you cry....
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      Taylorcraft Foundation Forum Administrator (Bob Ollerton)
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      • #33
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        Originally posted by RobertP View Post
        you guys even apparently threw the hoods away as soon as the cars arrived with you!
        It was out of frustration. It took me forever to get used to seeing the picture in the manual labled "The Austin Healey 100-6 with the hood up."

        Hood, roof, top, bonnet, boot, trunk...

        I pine for my '59 1500 twin cam regardless of whether the hood was up or down.
        John
        New Yoke hub covers
        www.skyportservices.net

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        • #34
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          I'm on my 3rd bonnet (hood)... I think the originals were made out of ME109s fished out of the river which somehow over time turns in to bondo and pop rivets.

          Thank god it leaks oil properly so I dont have to open the bonnet to check it.
          Taylorcraft Foundation Forum Administrator (Bob Ollerton)
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          • #35
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            Can you hear it rusting on a still and quiet night?
            Best Regards,
            Mark Julicher

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            • #36
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              Only on 2 months out of the year. Note background...
              Taylorcraft Foundation Forum Administrator (Bob Ollerton)
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              • #37
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                tcraft, That looks like a nice 1600 mark1 Iris Blue? identical to mine! An Italian owned my car many many years ago and I think he threw a mixture of chip pan oil and tar underneath the car and what with what it leaks naturally from the crank throw back washer it has done an excellent job of anti corrosion, resulting in one of the best MGA's in the UK which has never been restored! Sod of a job cleaning the tar / oil mixture of you when you work underneath the car though! Can't work out why I never get invited to friends houses who have those posh brick drives or at least when I go there never get invited back!

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                • #38
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                  What was wrong with the old way this website used to be, I sure liked it better.

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                  • #39
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                    Hi Bird,

                    Look in the lower left corner and set the pull down to to "blue 1" .

                    Is that better?

                    Dave

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                    • #40
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                      Yep blue 1 has become my favorite. Easy to see and read. L
                      "I'm from the FAA and we're not happy, until your not happy."

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                      • #41
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                        Dude, you are such a buzz kill.
                        Taylorcraft Foundation Forum Administrator (Bob Ollerton)
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                        • #42
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                          Gosh I love all this computer talk.... makes me want to stop building my ARK and go drink ...
                          Taylorcraft Foundation, Inc
                          Forrest A Barber 330-495-5447
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