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Old 03-19-2013, 01:59 AM
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Like this post thanks for the updates keep those pictures coming
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cjrolke: Nice job on the steel wheels, if you re power your machine you should try a hit and miss like this one to complete the old school look (and ride).
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That hit and miss cub is pretty sweet. Any video of it?
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That hit and miss cub is pretty sweet. Any video of it?
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Cool project! I just wonder if anyone notice the old Camaro behind that cub? You guys are realy realy addicted to your cub if you don't
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Cool project! I just wonder if anyone notice the old Camaro behind that cub? You guys are realy realy addicted to your cub if you don't
I have been wondering who would notice that
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I like the look!
Could his be a NFANFE? That's "Narrow Frame Amish Narrow Front End"?
I think its going to be a head turner! Nice fab work on the spoked wheels.
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Holy moly! She's a beauty! Come to me baby!
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I need some warm days


front wheels weigh 16lbs each


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This is gonna be so cool!
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