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Old 06-30-2014, 06:22 AM
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As Lew would say "to much fart smelling on your part"!
More like on your part. Drained the engine oil in the 169, flushed the engine out, and changed it.
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I got the bottom bracket installed.
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Here it is after a bath.
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Your 169 is looking sharp, Nick.
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Your 169 is looking sharp, Nick.
Thanks Allen, I just put a coat of wax on the fenders to shine them up, I also did some of the chrome, your 782 and 1872 would look sharp too with a coat of wax.
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Thanks Allen, I just put a coat of wax on the fenders to shine them up, I also did some of the chrome, your 782 and 1872 would look sharp too with a coat of wax.
Come on down and wax them up, Nick. I'll buy you a Pepsi and a pack of crackers.
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