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Old 05-18-2017, 08:32 AM
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Very, very nice! Would u mind me asking how much it cost you for the engine work?
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Your doing a great job! Like your "surgical room" shop.
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Looking great!
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You're not done yet? Chop chop. looking good, can't wait to see it all together.
Yeah I know...I need to get off of my duff and get this thing finished...this project is draging on way too long!

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Very, very nice! Would u mind me asking how much it cost you for the engine work?
The machine costs were roughly $125.00 and the parts were EBAY from Bat4kids vendor. Happy with machine work and parts.
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Yeah I know...I need to get off of my duff and get this thing finished...this project is draging on way too long!
Beth, you can't rush perfection. Doing it "correct" the first time is time consuming, but well worth it with the end results.
PLUS, we can't be all like speedy Tim.
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Beth, you can't rush perfection. Doing it "correct" the first time is time consuming, but well worth it with the end results.
PLUS, we can't be all like speedy Tim.
YES YES YES!! Like Mr Todd said.. taking your time will produce a better product in the end!

Still can't figure out how Tim does it! Speed and quality... just doesn't make sense!
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