It's the collection of tools I'm most impressed with. Not one, bur THREE hammers, two of which are of the sledge variety! Wow! Dunno which of the others I'd use...guess it'd be "take your pick" :)
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It's the collection of tools I'm most impressed with. Not one, bur THREE hammers, two of which are of the sledge variety! Wow! Dunno which of the others I'd use...guess it'd be "take your pick" :)
Chris, are you on the escape committee? How far has the tunnel got? breaking out from self isolation.
Robin
Carols observation to this photo was "I wish I could knit" !!!!!!
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I'd better get the lawn mown and earn some brownie points.
And then retreat to the Garage for a while, and get some Chocolate Rice Cakes eaten,
GF means Hob Knobs are banned now, b----r.
It's an idea Robin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longtimefan
GF means Hob Knobs are banned now, b----r.[/QUOTE]
Robin, try Tescos, last time I looked, they had gluten free Chocolate HobNobs. We're GF, and they went down a treat.
Well chaps.... nice day here... unfortunately no bugger turned up !!............ I would have tried one of those GF HobNobs....... before moving on to the full fat variety !
Never mind there's always next year !
I was too busy carrying hammers Phil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bernard
Yes, next year will be great, and I definitely won't be taking it for granted.
2016 https://www.stratosec.com/Forum/show...ghlight=garage
2017 https://www.stratosec.com/Forum/show...ghlight=garage
2019 https://www.stratosec.com/Forum/show...ghlight=garage
Well Phil, thanks for another garage day. Definitely a bit different this year, not seeing the usual faces.... or anyone actually ;)
some great memories there CJ..Quote:
Originally Posted by ProtoTipo
Takes the concept of panel-beating to a whole new level Chris.Quote:
Originally Posted by ProtoTipo
I was determined to win the 'hammer shot', if nothing else Chris.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisCar6
I have actually started working on it again today. It's a nice distraction.
Chris S's old build table is great, as are the numerous small wood guide blocks that he gave me. 'Ready to screw down to the surface.
Nice to hear you are getting on with it Chris.
Craig shared some pictures of the first LB chassis under construction 10 years ago showing a small table with wooden blocks, so your method is tried and tested.
I saw some photos of a youthful CJ navigating a red mini on the FB Road Rally photos page this morning!
Hi John,Quote:
Originally Posted by john
Was it this one?:
Yes, that one Chris and another ploughing through a ford.
Roy put them on FB I think.
I think the other photo is Caydale Mill ford, where you drive down the beck.Quote:
Originally Posted by john
My eldest brother Ken would be driving and Roy would be navigating in his own car.
Roy bought that Mini for £40, then he fitted a Riley Kestrel 1275 engine from a scrap yard.
We got 3 top ten finishes on association championship road rallies with it. ANCC and ANECCC.
That tub & hammer collection looks excellent, I now feel like a cheat! Really glad you are cracking on, I take my hat off.
Your hat??? I thought that was your hair.... :-P
Norm more dignity than I could ever manage. Pair of door bars for sale. Just ground off the mounting brackets as I have Bob Hope and No Hope of getting out with them fitted. Im not sure if I can actually get in with a seat fitted �� I had to actually grab my left leg and adopt some kind of hip displacement yoga position when I eased myself gracefully and sat in Gordon’s. Guess I’ll have to start having slimline tonic.
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Hmmm' before I started my build I had more hair & better eyesight... and my back didn't hurt... and my shins wern't constantly covered in bruises! on the plus side the wife dislikes me even more now;)